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thebandcampdiaries · 2 years ago

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Dyllan Elijah has recently released a brand new project: "Micphone".

If you're a fan of rap music with a unique twist, you might want to check out Dyllan Elijah and his group, "OOTO (Out of the Ordinary)." Dyllan's music is a unique blend of different styles. Similar to a baker using the proper ratios and ingredients, he skillfully crafts his music by knowing exactly how to blend all of these different influences into something that is quite special and personal.

One of the most recent examples of Dyllan's incredible music is his latest studio work, "Micphone." This track is a fantastic example of his ability to expertly combine different genres and styles. The mix is incredibly polished and crisp, but there are also some spices in there that you might not expect at first. All of these different elements converge together beautifully, allowing Dyllan to create music that is warm and cinematic, yet direct and catchy.

If you're a fan of artists like Lil Wayne, Eminem, and Cambatta, you should definitely check out Dyllan's music. Like these performers, Dyllan has a natural knack for innovation, and he is always ready to challenge himself creatively with some fantastic new ideas. His music is both refreshing and exciting, and it's sure to grab the attention of anyone who appreciates a good blend of different genres.

Overall, Dyllan is a talented artist with a lot to offer. His music is unique, refreshing, and exciting, and it's sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it. So, if you're looking for something new and exciting to listen to, be sure to check out the artist and his group, "OOTO (Out of the Ordinary)."

https://www.youtube.com/@ootomusic

https://www.instagram.com/dyllan_elijah

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4QhgvSU5rbCERb7Oaq0D3R?si=hLSk2smoRrKnMjDVySL3lg

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squidmag · 8 years ago

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Can you believe it? We’re already halfway through the second week of May. Boy does time fly! The first week of May – let’s make that weekend – 2017 was beautiful for comic lovers the world over thanks, especially to Diamond Comic Distributors’ Free Comic Book Day initiative.

Here’s a brief rundown of what happened over the weekend as well as news we’re excited about in the growth of African digital arts manifested within comics, games and animation.

Free Comic Book Day 2017

Free comic book day happened not long ago on Saturday, May 6 across the world. What’s free comic book day? It’s exactly what it sounds like. It’s an annual promotional effort effort by the North American comic book industry to help bring new readers into independent comic book stores according to Wikipedia.

What that means for African comics? Seeing as everyone pushing for the growth of our industry is an independent publisher, it’s a chance for our creators to market themselves (and in effect the African comic scene) by riding that wave, and boy did they; we applaud them. The big two, Comic Republic and Vortex Comics who already offer their comics online for free took the opportunity to remind everyone about their superb titles. Vortex rewarded a fan with physical copies of their titles who correctly named Ajagbeja‘s sword in Spirit Wars #1. CR meanwhile will reward one lucky fan this weekend who’s able to convince the publisher s/he deserves three hard copies of CR’s titles. Let’s not forget Roye Okupe’s YouNeek Studios either.

The company announced weeks ago that it’s successfully funded title, Malika: Warrior Queen would be made available for free at the event. What’s more? We’ll get a chance to snag a digital copy exactly a week after FCBD. That’s this weekend people, this weekend! Who doesn’t like free goodies?

"Duality" Eru cover photorealistic zentangle mix hope you like it . if you download the comic and look at the cover closely you can see the names of his siblings written on the zentangled portion . uploaded before but i guess it didnt go in art by oz ezeogu digital colors by me #duality #multiplepersonality #blackandwhite #africanart #zentangle #art #instaart #insta #digitalpainting #disneyland #fearitself #fear #nightmare #slenderman #eru #comicrepublic #rageagainstthemachine #ocd

A post shared by Tobe Max Jaeger Ezeogu (@madmaxjaeger) on May 4, 2017 at 4:01pm PDT

The most exciting news over the weekend, however, revolves around Tobe Mad Max Jaeger Ezeogu’s Eru comic. Haven’t read Eru? Here’s an awesome review of the fear mongering African comic you should check out. Remember that black brother who played Torch in that horrible Fantastic Four reboot (I’m looking at you sideways if you think otherwise) and redeemed himself beautifully in Creed, Michael B. Jordan?

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Yeah, that guy. He recently expressed interest in Tobe’s work and that’s pretty wild considering:

The 100’s Isaiah Washington agrees with us that Eru’s cover is dope;

Michael is a Hollywood star;

Tobe thinks he makes an excellent Eru;

he doesn’t disagree and is curious; and

Hollywood needs to scoop newer, fresher and more diverse narratives across the world.

Who else is connecting the dots? Did I hear you say Eru the movie? Chale Tobe, make this happen oo.

Movie adaptation baby, movie adaptation!

Speaking of movies, Vortex also recently announced that,

film director David AnGa from WhiteFox Films is being sponsored by Go Global and The University of the West England (UWE Bristol, UK) to work on a short film adaptation for one of (their) characters (come) AUGUST.

I suspect Agbara is the character because that’s who the announcement came with. Yaay African comics!

Agbara

Jumping over to Zimbabwe, Razor Man creator, Bill Masuku shared an update of activities at the Harare International Festival of Arts (HIFA) that put a smile across my face.

Until Bill, I had no idea about HIFA. What’s more important however is something he shared in the update:

A new instalment this year saw the introduction of comic books and comic book workshops organised by Bill Masuku an up and coming name in the local industry. The Comics on sale were all of 100% Zimbabwean creation; while the comics on display were marked for teens they were of particular interest to the older generation who have begun investing so as to springboard the market in Zimbabwe.

We need more gigs like this across the continent to push the growth of the African comics industry.

AV 21 I don't know what this is, I know what it kinda feels like but that would be wrong… Anyway warmups done, now where are those Rovik pages #characterdesign #africanstyle #afrika

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What else is new? Salim Busuru promises to release new Rovik, it’s been 3 months since the first issue and it was supposed to be monthly, but we can understand. After all, writing, pencilling, inking, lettering, the entire comic process really takes time. Just don’t take too long Salim. It’s been well over 3 months since that first Rovik issue and I’m hungry!

Let’s wrap this up with Ghana, the gateway to Africa, but a country that hasn’t churned out much animation or comics compared to the rest of the continent. We’re getting there however. This year has been particularly vibrant for the former with more than three animated music videos released. That count is about to go up thanks to Bertil Toby

That count is about to go up thanks to Bertil Toby Svanekiaer (Chaskele) and the Indigene BROS collective’s beautiful work on Jayso’s mellow party jam, Have A Party. The video will officially be Ghana’s first 3D animated music video. It will be premiered online on Saturday, May 13th. Do check it out; I promise, it’s a fun geekfest. Look out for a curiously irresistible dance move in the video. 🙂

Wait for it……live launch with @jaysoskillions . The best animated music video you have ever seen! Produced strictly in Ghana! Dont miss out on the social media live launch ! #jayso #haveaparty #bestanimationmusicvideo #waawolo #indigenebros #ootostudios @sarkodie1

A post shared by Indigene B.R.O.S (@indigenebros) on May 10, 2017 at 5:32am PDT

There’s one last bit of news I’ll save for another post. Just know this, May is off to a really good start and I can’t wait to see all the brilliant ideas African creatives will bring to life. In the meantime, don’t forget to support your favourite artists’ work by either buying from them or sharing their work.

Peace, and Squirt Creativity!

By KaDi Yao Tay aka Avonome’s true love and June XII’s best friend…nah, I’m playing.

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