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WAX : Ali gets his arms
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Wax gracefully explores afro-pop, hip hop and R&B with dextrous ease, blending them with his distinct African persona, soul-searching lyrics and unforgettable melodies to pioneer a rare collection of earnest music that reaches to every race and age.
Genre: World: African
Release Date: 2005
Ali gets his arms
Wax
Record Label: OLIMIT RECORDS
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Tonight 4:41 $0.99
African lady 4:14 $0.99
Thursday 3:38 $0.99
Ali gets his arms 3:45 $0.99
Wehim wo 4:33 $0.99
Bulu bo windi tenge 4:22 $0.99
What's happening tonight? 4:26 $0.99
Interlude 0:37 $0.99
Tonight (Spokes dance remix) 6:14 $0.99
Ding dong 4:06 $0.99
Another level 4:17 $0.99
Gone on my mind 4:39 $0.99
Can't let u go 4:25 $0.99
Someday 1:51 $0.99
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Album Notes

Official website: www.waxexperience.com

Wax (Nde Ndifonka) has come a long way from a shy kid, to one of Africa's top performers and songwriters.

He was only nine when he penned his first song: Faraway Child. A decade later, the music of the song earned him runner-up prize in the state sponsored Pay-your-tax Song competition in Cameroon.

It kicked off when veteran producer, Neill Solomon invited Wax to record a song with fabulous Zulu crooner, Shaluza Max. Following the success of the single, Wax was invited to perform at Awesome Africa Festival. There he met, and was thrilled by the inspirational bassist Gito Baloi of Tananas fame, who encouraged him to become a recording artist.

At age 23, Wax performed a remarkable feat. Within a year of starting to sing, and practising music professionally, he recorded Ali Gets His Arms, a 14-track album that summarises the effervescent personality of this musical maestro.

The entire album is a real thriller. Wax’ unique guitar style sets him apart and his distinctness remains evident even as he explores different genres. His themes are captivating and the music enigmatically beautiful.

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REVIEWS

Exquisite
author: Sevidzem Stephen Kingah
All the songs are nice to listen. If the CD is anything to go by, then the future of African music is bright.
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powerful!! Explossive!!
author: Eryk
Hey bros its cool to see and heat that Cameroonians are also going some wyhere in the field of music.Never knew we could sound as such, hey what God has deposited in you, only Him alone known, keep up all will be well. more grease to ....
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author: Justinbats
Just like good Cameroonian punch. you can't link the author of "Wehim Oh" with that of "Thursday". But that is WAX: Awesome!! Cudos bros
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Wax, you are just gr8
author: Ice
This is the product of a genuis...
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