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Nyege Nyege: East Africa's New Wave (2017)

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Electronic music is booming in East Africa, and a small collective based in Kampala is at the heart of it all. Aaron Coultate travelled to Uganda to hear their story. | RA Archives When she first walked into the Tilapia nightclub, Hibo Elmi had been living in Kampala for about a year. Her childhood had taken her across East Africa. Elmi's parents left Somalia during the early-1990s civil war, and she lived in Kenya and Ethiopia before arriving in Uganda's capital.
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LCD Soundsystem announce fourth album, American Dream, and world tour

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Previous Next The New York band will play across Europe and North America in support of their next LP, which arrives September 1st. LCD Soundsystem will release their fourth album, American Dream, on September 1st. The album, which will be released by Columbia Records and James Murphy's DFA Records, contains recent singles "Call The Police" and "American Dream." The band will head on a world tour in support of the album.
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London Overground to get 24-hour services on weekends

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By Aaron Coultate Verified
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Mayor Sadiq Khan confirmed trains will run round-the-clock on Fridays and Saturdays between New Cross Gate and Dalston Junction. A section of the London Overground train network will get 24-hour service on Fridays and Saturdays, starting in December. The Night Overground service will initially link New Cross Gate and Dalston Junction, before extending to Highbury & Islington in 2018.
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