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It's been a while since I've posted here and since I've been away i believe I've grown much as a photographer, photojournalism sort of becoming my niche. I titles this photo "the return" because it serves as the first photo I've posted in a long while but also speaks to the photo it self. I took this photo on a return visit to Allman Town, an impoverished community in the city of Kingston. The reason for this visit is the beginning of a new series of photojournalistic entries to be titled "Kulcha" which will explore the various cultural, economic and political realities of the Jamaican people. The purpose of "Kulcha" is to debunk the stereotypes associated with these cultural realities and expose as much truth as possible through personalized accounts from a Jamaican perspective. via 500px ift.tt/1Uee72w
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The Norwich gig was the second benefit night for Kenny in the city after an event was set up earlier in the month by promoters Roots and Culture, featuring rapper Skinnyman.
Described by Finbarr as one of Norwich's "Biggest and best ever reggae gigs" and featuring the vocal talents of Chanter, Errol Bellot, Kingjay, Dixie Peach, Askala Sellasie, Nereus Joseph and Hughie Izachaar, other nights are also scheduled to take place across the globe during the year.
The gigs have been organised to help towards the £6,500 cost of bringing Kenny's body back to the UK, which was buried in February 2010.
As Kenny had no travel insurance while out in Ghana, the British Embassy was under no obligation to pay for his body to be flown back home. Friends and family therefore stepped in to cover the cost.
"My phonebook is the greatest legacy Kenny gave me - that sounds stupid, but in the reggae world, like all worlds, it is who you know," said Finbarr.
"When we were organising the fundraiser I phoned up people and everyone who answered said 'Yes'. A lot of people talk the talk, but Kenny walked the walk and that's very inspiring," he added.
The Kenny Kulcha benefit gig, organised by Rebel Lion Sound System, took place at Clarke's venue on 85 Barker Street in Norwich on Saturday, 27 February 2010.
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FUNDRAISER & MEMORIAL FOR KENNY KULCHA R.I.P.
Rebel Lion Sound System ft. King Original Sound (London), Roots Commandments (Hamburg), Dixie Peach, Errol Bellot, Chanter, Kingjay, Nerious Joseph, Askala Selassie, Hughie Izachaar and many more.
Sat 27th Feb
8pm-3am
Tickets £10
available from Soundclash Records (0044) 1603761004
Advanced purchase recommended - limited capacity venue.
Kenny Kulcha R.I.P. aka Government aka Kenny Moonie, was a loving father, tireless reggae ambassador and a friend to all. He died on 4th Jan in Ghana. The British Embassy have refused to help bring home his body. This is one of many events to raise funds to cover this and his burial. ALL PROCEEDS GO TOTHE FUND
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For those who don't know he was working to set up a foundation in Africa developing music venues across the continent for touring international (and homegrown) reggae artists and training young africans into the music industry.
He will be sadly missed but never forgotten..and of course we will continue his works spreading Jah Love.
We are now trying to raise the money through events and donations (more than £6500 including his funeral) to get his body back home for his family and kids. If you can help in anyway please contact me info@rebel-lion.co.uk or 0044 7891782971.
King prawn bhuna.
King prawns cooked in a thick spicy sauce.
Kulcha Naan.
Flatbread with spiced onions.
Fridays visit to the Punjab restaurant.
In the restaurant.
The Punjab Restaurant.
80 Neal Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9PA.
February 2012, St Giles, London.
news.bbc.co.uk/local/norfolk/hi/people_and_places/music/n...
www.myspace.com/rebel_lion_sound_system
The Norwich gig was the second benefit night for Kenny in the city after an event was set up earlier in the month by promoters Roots and Culture, featuring rapper Skinnyman.
Described by Finbarr as one of Norwich's "Biggest and best ever reggae gigs" and featuring the vocal talents of Chanter, Errol Bellot, Kingjay, Dixie Peach, Askala Sellasie, Nereus Joseph and Hughie Izachaar, other nights are also scheduled to take place across the globe during the year.
The gigs have been organised to help towards the £6,500 cost of bringing Kenny's body back to the UK, which was buried in February 2010.
As Kenny had no travel insurance while out in Ghana, the British Embassy was under no obligation to pay for his body to be flown back home. Friends and family therefore stepped in to cover the cost.
"My phonebook is the greatest legacy Kenny gave me - that sounds stupid, but in the reggae world, like all worlds, it is who you know," said Finbarr.
"When we were organising the fundraiser I phoned up people and everyone who answered said 'Yes'. A lot of people talk the talk, but Kenny walked the walk and that's very inspiring," he added.
The Kenny Kulcha benefit gig, organised by Rebel Lion Sound System, took place at Clarke's venue on 85 Barker Street in Norwich on Saturday, 27 February 2010.
Nav, Aarthy, Nav's dad and I had breakfast at a place called Daily Needs. Paranthas, kulchas, chole and taaaaasty, beeoooootfiful (yes, Beautiful) Lassi.
Daily Needs also stocked (and still does) great sweets. This is where they were prepared
Juggy D is one of 2point9's upcoming stars. He has done bhangra rhymes in songs for Craig David, Mary J Blige, Britney and whoever else that Rishi Rich has produced a track for who needed a bhangra rhyme in the middle. Most of these songs are official UK remixes, but you can find them on the web, and others are released even here too.
"Since signing to 2Point9, Juggy has also featured on a number of commercial cross-over singles including:
• Craig David - Rise and Fall (rishi rich desi kulcha remix)
• Craig David - Spanish (rishi rich desi kulcha remix)
• Ricky Martin – Juramento (remix)
• Brittney Spears – Me against the music (rishi rich remix)
• Mary J Blige – Love at 1st sight (rishi rich desi kulcha remix)
• Lamya – black mona lisa (tigerstyle remix)"
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Taken by nish on his camera
"A rare leavened Indian bread stuffed with cottage cheese"
We ordered this because Amelia loves cottage cheese and because I had never heard of kulcha as it certainly isn't something that shows up on the menus of Indian restaurants in Portland.
This was really good, although all that bread made us very full.
errol bellot
kenny 24
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FUNDRAISER & MEMORIAL FOR KENNY KULCHA R.I.P.
Rebel Lion Sound System ft. King Original Sound (London), Roots Commandments (Hamburg), Dixie Peach, Errol Bellot, Chanter, Kingjay, Nerious Joseph, Askala Selassie, Hughie Izachaar and many more.
Sat 27th Feb
8pm-3am
Tickets £10
available from Soundclash Records (0044) 1603761004
Advanced purchase recommended - limited capacity venue.
Kenny Kulcha R.I.P. aka Government aka Kenny Moonie, was a loving father, tireless reggae ambassador and a friend to all. He died on 4th Jan in Ghana. The British Embassy have refused to help bring home his body. This is one of many events to raise funds to cover this and his burial. ALL PROCEEDS GO TOTHE FUND
Read more
For those who don't know he was working to set up a foundation in Africa developing music venues across the continent for touring international (and homegrown) reggae artists and training young africans into the music industry.
He will be sadly missed but never forgotten..and of course we will continue his works spreading Jah Love.
We are now trying to raise the money through events and donations (more than £6500 including his funeral) to get his body back home for his family and kids. If you can help in anyway please contact me info@rebel-lion.co.uk or 0044 7891782971.
I only took these four pictures, and realized it wasn't going to be a photo day.
It was going to be a leave-my-camera-in-the-bag day.
And I don't even know if zoron knows tomoko at all, but like i said, these are the only four pictures I took; maybe I'll see zoron later this week and get a better "see you later" pic ...
You can't see the best part of the whole evening ... after I'd left and come back and then everybody else was long gone or passed out. Then it was just me and two of my best friends talking long into the night; outside, riverside, moonlight, cherry blossoms, vices. Just right.
Here is the big news!!
We are opening on 8 November 2020 (Sunday) at 6/7 George St, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia.
A brand new Indian Restaurant serving you hot and tasty food from various regions of India. Enjoy our special dishes Amritsari Kulchas and hot Hyderabadi biryanis.
The Rare Comodity.
The owner himself predicts that his buisness will be over in couple of years. sad.
The Annual Outdoor Block Party that is Reggae On The Block ducked the rain yesterday and Trevor Hall, Mike Love, EN Young, Ballyhoo, The Supervillains, Through The Roots, Lance-O Kulcha Shok, DJ Red-I, and 74 Sound System entertained the crowd into the wee hours of the night. Thanks to Craig MacKay for hanging out with my4oh7, AmeriPro Auto Glass and for keeping Orlando Florida #LockedIN. Stay #active with LockedIN Magazine.