Most countries have a piece of music that means something special to its people. For Australians, it’s a song called ‘Waltzing Matilda’, written in 1895 by song-writer and poet ‘Banjo’ Paterson.
Fela Kuti returned to Nigeria and invented his own style which was called “afrobeat”: a mixture of American funk rhythms and jazz improvisation with African percussion and vocals.
The Rolling Stones are all well into their 60s, and are all grandfathers. The idea of my grandfather standing on a stage in front of thousands of people singing “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction” is just embarrassing. Can you imagine your grandfather doing it?
The four judges must agree on who will win the four awards in the important Global Music Awards. But there is a problem. They must all agree on each winner. If they can’t all agree, nobody will win.
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