Embark on a musical odyssey with “Pax Nindi & Fellowship of Grove Live,” a mesmerizing collaboration showcasing the mastery of African Reggae by Pax Nindi. Also known as Harare Dread, this Zimbabwean-born artist has been delivering poignant Shona lyrics since the ’80s, touring the world independently. In this 4-minute video from the Isle of Wight Rhythm Tree Festival, Pax enchants the audience with “Teacher Ngwenya,” sung in his native Shona.
The song’s profound message transcends political divides, urging unity amidst differences. Subtitles provide translations for a deeper connection to the powerful lyrics. Pax introduces his slang term “Pada” for politicians, cleverly labeled “politricktions.”
Backed by the Isle of Wight Fellowship of Grove, a 12-piece big band, a dancer, and talented children, this performance seamlessly blends Afrobeat, Salsa, Jazz, and African Reggae. Witness Pax Nindi’s versatile musical prowess bridging genres and delivering a message of unity. Subscribe for soul-stirring performances, and share in the transformative power of music. Like, share, and comment to be part of the musical conversation!
