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In celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day, here are a few works from 'Action Abstraction Redefined: Modern Native Art, 1940s to 1970s,' the first appraisal of modern Native American abstraction—merging abstract expressionism, color field and hard-edge painting with Native American art. Artists include: Ray Aguilar, Ralph Aragon, Sammy Begay, Larry (Littlebird) Bird, Earl Biss, Bennet Brien, Bennie Buffalo, George Burdeau, T.C. Cannon, Art Chischilly, Joseph L. Concha, Larry Desjarlais, Joe Dudley, Earl Eder, Mary Eder, Kirby Feathers, Anita (Luttrell) Fields, Phyllis Fife, Herman Fragua, Henry (Hank) Gobin, John Gritts, Harvey Herman, Patrick Swazo Hinds, John Hoover, Michael Jenkins, Peter B. Jones, Ralph Robert Kniffen, Delores Lee, Alice Loiselle, Linda Lomaheftawa, Linda Lucero, Edna Massey and more. Pictured here: Lloyd Kiva New, (Cherokee), Untitled, 1968 Fritz Scholder, (Mission/Luiseno), New Mexico Number 1, 1965 George Morrison, (Wahwahtehgonagabo) (Chippewa), White Painting #1, 1965 George Morrison, (Wahwahtehgonagabo/Chippewa), White Environ VI, ca. 1967 Henry "Hank" Delano Gobin, (Tulalip/Snohomish) Northwest Design, 1966 Mike Medicine Horse Zillioux, (Akimel O’odham/Cheyenne/Pawnee), The Day Jackson Pollack Became Christian, 1974 Published by @iaiamocna Text by Lara Evans, Ryan S. Flahive, Shanna Ketchum-Heap of Birds, Tatiana Lomahaftewa-Singer, Stephen Wall & @manuelawelloffman Read more via linkinbio. #actionabstractionredefinied #nativeamericanheritage #nativeamericanart #modernnativeart #nativeart @instituteofamericanindianarts #lloydkivanew #fritzscholder #georgemorrison #mikemedicinehorsezillioux #indiginouspeoplesday #indiginousart #indiginous https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjf1OawsN_W/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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GOSPEL MUSIC: King Swazo - Most High Rating
GOSPEL MUSIC: King Swazo – Most High Rating
Nigerian renowned gospel musician, singer and songwriter King Swazo waxes stronger on the release of his new music titled “Most High Rating”. This song “Most High Rating” has King Swazo praising the supreme being for healing, hope, and encouragement.
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King Swazo - Love Letter To Jah
King Swazo – Love Letter To Jah
This Valentine, Nigerian buzzing Gospel music artist, King Swazo pens down his Love Letter To Jah celebrating his undying love for the most high.
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The rate of atheism is high in Saudi Arabia and the authorities consider it terrorism
The percentage of people who believe they are "convinced atheists" is the highest in Saudi Arabia, according to a report by the Gallup International Institute. A surprising and unexpected proportion due to the nature of Saudi society, which is subject to strict application of Islamic principles. The authorities have issued decrees weeks ago that consider doubting the principles of Islamic religion and atheism terrorism, so are you trying to eradicate this phenomenon in the country before it expands and gets out of control?
A study prepared by the Zurich-based International Gallup Institute showed that the rate of atheism in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ranges between 5 and 9 percent of the total population of the Kingdom. This percentage is the highest compared to Arab countries, even with those that are known for their secular tendencies such as Tunisia and Lebanon, as this study showed that the percentage of atheism in these two countries does not exceed 5 percent of the total population.
The percentage of atheists in Saudi Arabia is high and surprising, given the nature of Saudi society, which is subject to strict application of Islamic principles. What drives the Saudis to declare their atheism? And do the Saudi authorities, through issuing royal decrees a few weeks ago, consider doubting the principles of Islamic religion and atheism as terrorism, trying to eradicate this social phenomenon in the country before it expands and gets out of control? What is the role of modern media and social media in spreading this phenomenon in the Kingdom?
The spread of the atheism phenomenon in Saudi Arabia as a result of the strict application of the Sharia
The head of the Centre for Middle East Studies in Riyadh Anwar Al-Eshqi confirmed in a call with the channel France 24 that this phenomenon crept into Saudi society as a result of several factors, the most prominent of which is the strict application of the principles of Islamic religion in Saudi society and the strict education that children receive within families and in society in general and that generates adverse reactions by pushing them to atheism instead of excessive religiosity. Al-Eshqi believes that this phenomenon is not frightening and not negative that some think. He adds that it is a healthy phenomenon that gives the traditional and conservative Saudi society a "pluralism" and gives an opportunity to dialogue with this group of society and benefit from their different visions of things and even amend some laws and benefit from their additions, because Saudi society should include a range of different intellectual currents to ensure its richness and renewal.
The Head of the Studies Centre also believes that modern media and social media have played a pivotal role in the spread of the phenomenon because they brought these ideas out of secrecy into the open and added a realistic dimension to them, and modern means of communication have secured a wider spread of these ideas in all layers of Saudi society that have become interacting with each other in a way More liveliness than before.
With regard to the royal decrees containing clauses criminalising atheism and placing it in the category of terrorism, Eshqi does not see the adoption of these laws by the authorities to suppress freedoms, because he believes that atheism as an independent form of thinking is a positive thing. But it may become negative and require legal accountability if it aims to remove the Saudi society from its traditional nature with a view to completely changing it, spreading discord in its aspects and challenging the religion, and the state in this case has the right to consider this type of atheism as a departure from the law and theorising terrorism
Twitter and Facebook have become the favourite space to express different opinions, even controversial ones in the kingdom. This is because these sites guarantee a certain level of confidentiality and immunity. A group of Saudi activists has created a Facebook account called "The Saudi Atheists Association" and there are Twitter accounts that openly adopt this phenomenon in Saudi Arabia. And one of the tweeters says, "These sites provided the opportunity to communicate between people interested in the values of secularism where they can negotiate. Another says on his Twitter account:" I am truly an atheist and free ... and whoever wants to refuse to be an atheist or have the option will discuss all the small and large until he goes It is harmful for me. "On these sites, people can also find pictures taken near places holy to Muslims in Saudi Arabia, during which they held banners saying that they are atheists.
The phenomenon of atheism in Saudi Arabia may indeed be seriously increasing, which explains the government's interest in it. Criminalisation is used as a tool to block the way it spreads to conservative society. The case of the tweeter Hamza Kashgari remains the most prominent issue that attracted the attention of local and international organisations for a group of Saudis that began to grow constrained by the restrictions of the authorities and the pressure of religion on them. They also found in the means of communication an opportunity to break free from these restrictions, even if only for a while.
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Brian Whitaker, The rise of Arab atheism, Monday 29 June 2015 https://newhumanist.org.uk/articles/4898/the-rise-of-arab-atheism
Norman K. Swazo, 2014. "The Case Of Hamza Kashgari: Examining Apostasy, Heresy, And Blasphemy Under Shari'a", The Review of Faith & International Affairs, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 12(4), pages 16-26, December.
WIN-Gallup International, GLOBAL INDEX OF RELIGIOSITY AND ATHEISM – 2012 https://sidmennt.is/wp-content/uploads/Gallup-International-um-tr%C3%BA-og-tr%C3%BAleysi-2012.pdf
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l`Afghanistan (m) → afghan → afghano-‘afgán’
l`Afrique (f) → africain → africano-‘afrikai’
l`Afrique centrale →centrafricain → centrafricano-‘közép-afrikai’
l`Afrique du Sud → sudafricain → sudafricano-‘dél-afrikai’
l`Albanie (f) → albanais → albano-‘albán’
l`Algérie (f) → algérien → algéro-‘algériai’
l`Allemagne (f) → allemand → germano-‘német’
l`Amérique (f) → américain → américano-‘amerikai’
l`Andorre (f) → andorran → andorro-‘andorrai’
l`Angleterre (f) → anglais → anglo-‘angol’
l`Angola (m) → angolais → angolo-‘angolai’
l`Antarctique (f) → antarctique → antarctico-‘antarktiszi, déli-sarkvidéki-’
l`Arabie saoudite (f) → saoudien → saoudo-‘szaúd-arábiai’
l`Arctique (f) → arctique → arctico-‘északi-sarki’
l`Argentine (f) → argentin → argentino-‘argentin’
l`Arménie (f) → arménien → arméno-‘örmény’
l`Asie (f) → asiatique → asiatico-‘ázsiai’
l`Atlantique (f) (océan ~) → atlantique → atlantico-‘atlanti’
l`Australie (f) → australien → australo-‘ausztráliai’
l`Autriche (f) → autrichien → austro-‘ausztriai’
l`Azerbaïdjan (m) → azéri → azéro-‘azeri’
les Bahamas (f) → bahaméen → bahaméo-‘Bahama-szigeteki’
Bahreïn (m) → bahreïnien → bahreïno-‘bahreini’
la Baltique → balte → balto-‘balti’
le Bangladesh → bangladais → banglado-‘bangladesi’
la Barbade → barbadien → barbado-‘barbadosi’
la Belgique → belge → belgo-‘belga’
le Bénin → béninois → bénino-‘benini’
le Bhoutan → bhoutanais → bhoutano-‘bhutáni’
le Biélorussie → biélorusse → biélorusso-‘fehérorosz’
la Birmanie → birman → birmano-‘burmai’
la Bolivie → bolivien → bolivo-‘bolíviai’
la Bosnie → bosniaque/bosnien → bosniaco-/bosno-‘bosnyák/boszniai’
le Botswana → botswanais → botswano-‘botswanai’
le Brésil → brésilien → brésilo-‘brazil’
Brunéi (m) → brunéien → brunéo-‘brunei’
la Bulgarie → bulgare → bulgaro-‘bolgár’
le Burkina Faso → burkinabè → burkinabo-‘Burkina Fasó-i’
le Burundi → burundais → burundo-‘burundi’
le Cambodge → cambodgien → khméro-‘kambodzsai’
le Cameroun → camerounais → camerouno-‘kameruni’
le Canada → canadien → canado-‘kanadai’
le Cap-Vert → capverdien → cap-verdo-‘zöld-foki-szigeteki’
le Chili → chilien → chilo-‘chilei’
la Chine → chinois → sino-‘kínai’
Chypre (f) → chypriote →chyprio-‘ciprusi’
la Colombie → colombien → colombo-‘kolumbiai’
le Congo → congolais → congolo-‘kongói’
la Corée → coréen → coréo-(nord-coréo-, sud-coréo-) ‘koreai’ (‘észak-koreai’, ‘dél-koreai’)
le Costa Rica → costaricain → costarico-‘Costa Rica-i’
la Côte d’Ivoire → ivoirien →ivoiro-‘elefántcsontparti’
la Croatie → croate → croato-‘horvát’
le Cuba → cubain → cubano-‘kubai’
le Danemark → danois → dano-‘dán’
Djibouti (m) → djiboutien → djibouto-‘dzsibuti’
la Dominique → dominicain → dominico-‘dominikai’
l`Écosse (f) → écossais → écosso-‘skót’
l`Égypte (f) → égyptien → égypto-‘egyiptomi’
l`Espagne (f) → espagnol → hispano-‘spanyol’
l`Estonie → estonien → esto-‘észt’
les États-Unis → américain → américano-‘amerikai’
l`Éthiopie (f) → éthiopien →éthio-‘etióp’
l`Europe (f) → européen → euro-‘európai’
la Finlande → finlandais → finno-‘finn’
la France → français → franco-‘francia’
le Gabon → gabonais → gabono-‘gaboni’
Galles (Pays de Galles) → gallois → gallo-‘walesi’
la Gambie → gambien → gambo-‘gambiai’
la Géorgie → géorgien → géorgo-‘grúziai’
le Ghana → ghanéen → ghanéo-‘ghánai’
la Grande-Bretagne → britannique → britanno-’brit’
la Grèce → grec → gréco-‘görög’
le Guatémala → guatemaltèque → guatémaltéco-‘guatemalai’
la Guinée → guinéen → guinéo-‘guineai’
le Guyane → guyanien → guyano-‘guyanai’
Haïti (m) → haïtien → haïto-‘haiti’
le Honduras → hondurien → honduro-‘hondurasi’
la Hongrie → hongrois → hungaro-‘magyar’
l`Inde (f) → indien → indo-‘indiai’
l`Indonésie (f) →indonésien → indonéso-‘indonéziai’
l`Irak/Iraq (m) → irakien/iraquien → irako-/iraquo-‘iraki’
l`Iran (m) → iranien → irano-‘iráni’
l`Irlande (f) → irlandais → irlando-‘ír’
l`Islande (f) → islandais → islando-‘izlandi’
Israël (m) → israélien → israélo-‘izraeli’
l`Italie (f) → italien → italo-‘olasz’
le Japon → japonais → nippo-‘japán’
la Jordanie → jordanien → jordano-‘jordán’
le Kazakhstan → kazakh → kazakho-‘kazah’
le Kenya → kenyan → kenyano-‘kenyai’
le Kirghizstan → kirghiz → kirghizo-‘kirgiz’
le Koweït → koweïtien → koweïto-‘kuvaiti’
le Laos → laotien → lao-‘laoszi’
la Lettonie → letton → letto-‘lett’
le Liban → libanais → libano-‘libanoni’
le Libéria → libérien → libéro-‘libériai’
la Libye → libyen → libyo-‘líbiai’
le Liechtenstein → liechtensteinois → liechtensteino-‘liechtensteini’
la Lituanie → lituanien → lituano-‘litván’
le Luxembourg → luxembourgeois → luxembourgo-‘luxemburgi’
la Macédoine → macédonien → macédo-, macédono-‘macedón’
Madagascar (f) → malgache → malgacho-‘madagaszkári’
la Malaisie → malais/malaisien → malaiso-‘maláj’
le Mali → malien → malo-‘mali’
Malte (f) → maltais → malto-‘máltai’
le Maroc → marocain → maroco-‘marokkói’
la Mauritanie → mauritanien → mauritano-‘mauritániai’
la Méditerranée → méditerranéen → méditerranéo-‘mediterrán’, ‘földközi-tengeri’
le Mexique → mexicain → mexico-‘mexikói’
la Moldavie → moldave → moldavo-‘moldáv’
Monaco (m) → monégasque → monégasco-‘monacói’
la Mongolie → mongol → mongolo-‘mongol’
le Monténégro → monténégrin → monténégrino-‘montenegrói’
le Mozambique → mozambicain → mozambico-‘mozambiki’
la Namibie → namibien → namibo-‘namíbiai’
le Népal→ népalais → népalo-‘nepáli’
le Nicaragua → nicaraguayen → nicaraguo-‘nicaraguai’
le Niger → nigérien → nigéro-‘nigeri’
le Nigéria → nigérian → nigériano-‘nigériai’
la Norvège → norvégien → norvégo-‘norvég’
la Nouvelle-Zélande → néo-zélandais → néo-zélando-‘új-zélandi’
Oman (m) → omani → omano-‘ománi’
l`Ouganda (m) → ougandais → ougando-‘ugandai’
l`Ouzbékistan (m) → ouzbek → ouzbéko-‘üzbég’
la Pacifique (océan ~) → pacifique → pacifico-‘csendes-óceáni’
le Pakistan → pakistanais → pakistano-‘pakisztáni’
la Palestine → palestinien → palestino-‘palesztin’
le Panama → panaméen → panaméo-‘panamai’
le Paraguay → paraguayen → paraguayo-‘paraguayi’
les Pays de Galles (m) → gallois → gallo-‘walesi’
les Pays-Bas (m) → néerlandais/hollandais → néerlando-/hollando-‘holland’
le Pérou → péruvien → péruvo-‘perui’
les Philippines (f) → philippin → philippino-‘Fülöp-szigeteki’
la Pologne → polonais → polono-‘lengyel’
le Portugal → portugais → luso-‘portugál’
le Qatar → qatari → qataro-‘katari’
la République centrafricaine → centrafricain → centrafricano-‘közép-afrikai köztársasági’
la République dominicaine → dominicain → dominicano ‘dominikai köztársasági’
la Roumanie → roumain → roumano-‘román’
le Royaume-Uni → britannique → britanno-‘brit’
la Russie → russe → russo-‘orosz’
le Rwanda → rwandais → rwando-‘ruandai’
Saint-Marin (m) → saint-marinais → saint-marino-‘San Marinó-i’
le Salvador → salvadorien → salvadoro-‘salvadori’
la Scandinavie → scandinave → scandinavo-‘skandináv’
le Sénégal → sénégalais → sénégalo-‘szenegáli’
la Serbie → serbe → serbo-‘szerb’
les Seychelles (f) → seychellois → seychello-‘Seychelle-szigeteki’
la Sierra léone → sierraléonais → sierraléono-‘sierra leone-i’
Singapour (f) → singapourien → singapouro ‘szingapúri’
la Slovaquie → slovaque → slovaco-‘szlovák’
la Slovénie → slovène → slovéno-‘szlovén’
la Somalie → somalien → somalo-‘szomáliai’
le Soudan → soudanais → soudano-‘szudáni’
le Sri Lanka → srilankais/cingalais → srilanko-/cingalo-‘Srí Lanka-i’
la Suède → suédois → suédo-‘svéd’
la Suisse → suisse → suisso-, helvético-‘svájci’
le Suriname → surinamien → surinamo ‘suriname-i’
le Swaziland → swazi → swazo-‘szváziföldi’
la Syrie → syrien → syro-‘szíriai’
le Tadjikistan → tadjik → tadjiko-‘tádzsikisztáni’
la Tanzanie → tanzanien → tanzano-‘tanzániai’
le Tchad → tchadien → tchado-‘csádi’
la Tchéquie → tchèque → tchéco-‘cseh’
la Thaïlande → thaïlandais → thaïlando-‘thaiföldi’
le Tibet → tibétain → tibéto-‘tibeti
le Togo → togolais → togolo-‘togói’
Trinité-et-Tobago (f) → trinidadien → trinidado-‘trinidádi’
la Tunisie → tunisien → tuniso-/tunisio-‘tunéziai’
le Turkménistan → turkmène → turkméno-‘türkmén’
la Turquie → turc → turco-‘török’
l`Ukraine (f) → ukrainien → ukraino-‘ukrán’
l`Uruguay (m) → uruguayen → uruguayo-‘uruguayi’
Vatican (m) → vatican → vaticano-‘vatikáni’
le Venezuela → vénézuélien → vénézuélo-‘venezuelai’
le Vietnam → vietnamien → vietnamo-‘vietnámi’
le Yémen → yéménite → yéméno-‘jemeni’
la Zambie → zambien → zambio-‘zambiai’
le Zimbabwe → zimbabwéen → zimbabwéo-‘zimbabwei’
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BookLife Book Awards nominee, Civil Strife United States Affairs by Steven Swazo.
Given our basic welfare life subsistence- rent, food, transportation, and a little surplus income for a can of beer, social life is bearable. But without any definite direction and creative occupational pursuit with the possibility of it turning into a profitable economic enterprise for the marginal income and poor individual, social life is perpetual hell. This was something I personally experienced in 1989 when I was 38 years old. It was the ultimate depression of my entire adult life. Accepting my humanity and an honest assessment of my abilities, the only pressing question was: how to move forward?
My answer was to use and direct my entire energies to self-development. This began with reading contents of encyclopedias. The trail of discovery and excitement for social life began with the surge of knowledge of a zillion things I know absolutely nothing about- even with the six years I had spent in and out of colleges, just to get a competitive edge in the industrial world of employment and was never successful. I flat out considered myself a reject! And as I dug deeper into the human world of active experience from one reference of fact, character, event, or incident in history to another, experiencing, experimenting, and doing what’s necessary with positive results, active learning became the HABIT to become spontaneously responsive and productive in today’s or any days’ social world.
All said, I owe my entire adjustments in social life to the nation’s welfare system that allowed me a bare modicum of subsistence. Without it, I would perish
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Swazo – “Omnipotent” [@swazo360] Superstar Entertainment unveils her lead act King Swazo on his first Reggae gospel single titled “
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In celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day, here are a few works from 'Action Abstraction Redefined: Modern Native Art, 1940s to 1970s,' the first appraisal of modern Native American abstraction—merging abstract expressionism, color field and hard-edge painting with Native American art. Artists include: Ray Aguilar, Ralph Aragon, Sammy Begay, Larry (Littlebird) Bird, Earl Biss, Bennet Brien, Bennie Buffalo, George Burdeau, T.C. Cannon, Art Chischilly, Joseph L. Concha, Larry Desjarlais, Joe Dudley, Earl Eder, Mary Eder, Kirby Feathers, Anita (Luttrell) Fields, Phyllis Fife, Herman Fragua, Henry (Hank) Gobin, John Gritts, Harvey Herman, Patrick Swazo Hinds, John Hoover, Michael Jenkins, Peter B. Jones, Ralph Robert Kniffen, Delores Lee, Alice Loiselle, Linda Lomaheftawa, Linda Lucero, Edna Massey and more. Pictured here: Lloyd Kiva New, (Cherokee), Untitled, 1968 Fritz Scholder, (Mission/Luiseno), New Mexico Number 1, 1965 George Morrison, (Wahwahtehgonagabo) (Chippewa), White Painting #1, 1965 George Morrison, (Wahwahtehgonagabo/Chippewa), White Environ VI, ca. 1967 Henry "Hank" Delano Gobin, (Tulalip/Snohomish) Northwest Design, 1966 Mike Medicine Horse Zillioux, (Akimel O’odham/Cheyenne/Pawnee), The Day Jackson Pollack Became Christian, 1974 Published by @iaiamocna Text by Lara Evans, Ryan S. Flahive, Shanna Ketchum-Heap of Birds, Tatiana Lomahaftewa-Singer, Stephen Wall & @manuelawelloffman Read more via linkinbio. #actionabstractionredefinied #nativeamericanheritage #nativeamericanart #modernnativeart #nativeart @instituteofamericanindianarts #lloydkivanew #fritzscholder #georgemorrison #mikemedicinehorsezillioux #indiginouspeoplesday #indiginousart #indiginous https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjf3pzAuKpA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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King Swazo - Big Things (Jah Love) Prod by GYC
The fast rising gospel raggae artist King Swazo, serves us with visuals to his Top shelve international reggae vibe titled “Big things” (Jah Love).
This vibe is excellent blend of the gospel and circular world. King Swazo who’s real name is Obioma Isaac Amadi hails from Imo state, made entry into the mainstream music business in 2009.
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King Swazo’s new single Big Things makes wave
King Swazo’s new single Big Things makes wave
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Fast-rising gospel reggae artiste, King Swazo, on July 18, serves his fans with visuals to his new single, ‘Big things’ (Jah Love). Swazo says the new single is an excellent blend of gospel and circular.
“Big things is a carefully crafted reggae dancehall song which is tailored to suit and replenish the soul without leaving the dance floor lovers.”
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VIDEO: King Swazo – Big Things
VIDEO: King Swazo – Big Things
Fast rising gospel raggae artist, King Swazo serves us with the visuals to his top shelve international reggae vibe titled “Big things” (Jah Love).
Big things is a carefully crafted reggae dancehall song which is tailored to suit and replenish the soul without leaving the dance floor lovers.
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Fast rising gospel reggae artist King Swazo serves us with “Big things” (Jah Love) visuals.
Fast rising gospel reggae artist King Swazo serves us with “Big things” (Jah Love) visuals.
The fast rising gospel reggae artist King Swazo, serves us with visuals to his Top shelve international reggae vibe titled “Big things” (Jah Love). This vibe is excellent blend of the gospel and circular world. King Swazo who’s real name is Obioma Isaac Amadi hails from Imo state, made entry into the mainstream music business in 2009.
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The fast rising gospel raggae artist King Swazo, serves us with visuals to his Top shelve international reggae vibe titled “Big things” (Jah Love). This vibe is excellent blend of the gospel and circular world. King Swazo who’s real name is Obioma Isaac Amadi hails from Imo state, made entry into the mainstream music business in 2009.
Big things is a carefully crafted reggae dancehall song which is tailored to suit and replenish the soul without leaving the dance floor lovers.
The colourful video released under Superstar Entertainment was shot in the beautiful city of Dubai, the United Arab Emirates by Kalushia Orie.
King Swazo is a new breath of greatness in the reggae gospel world and with the new generation closely following.
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