dave-estates 3Speak Podcast

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Hello friends and neighbours, welcome to August, a month i pray all your good desires for the year begin to come to fruition.

This week, i did a bass cover of another song of Joseph Hills (of blessed memories) professional known as Culture titled "Won't Somebody". I listen to his songs a lot, especially at night when i want to sleep, i allow all the songs in his album play all through the night. I also learn some good stuffs from the instrumentalists, like the synergy, the discipline, and much more.

Just do well to have your headphones on.

Peace

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Hello friends, Happy Sunday, wishing you a blissful week ahead.

I traced my root back to one of the songs that inspired me to love reggae music, International Herb by Culture. It is how the bass player of the song played the bass with so much discipline and harmonised with other instruments nicely that got me so into loving the bass guitar.

I did a bass cover of international herb and i sincerely believe you'll love it.

***ONE LOVE***

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Hello friends and neighbours, vibes week 15 is on us and this week, so far, its been a good week with top notch entries from beautiful talents.

I have had this song ring in my mind for weeks and i kept thinking of how to do a bass cover of it in a spectacular way. Last week, i kept trying to figure out what to get on the song but time wouldn't wait for me, so in the process of creating, i missed out on week 14. Though the call to action was to cover one of Sam Feldt's discography but the tune of this song was still in my mind.

This week, i took it really personal and decided to face my fears squarely. To some degree, i love what i incorporated into the song. My brother and friend @utyalban came around and added a great cent to the creation of this tune.

So you please do so well to listen to my cover of ***Someone You*** Loved by Lewis Capaldi and be blessed.

Peace

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Greetings friends and neighbours.. I wish for you that this month your pains turn to gains.

I lent the voice of the legendary Bob Marley to respond to this week's *Pain* theme. Legendary Bob described in this song how waiting in vain could be a painful thing. The lyrics in this song is a true experience to so many persons, therefore *waiting in vain* by the legend, Bob Marley couldn't leave my mind, so i decided to do a bass cover of it.

The heart becomes faint when what it waited and hoped for gets deferred. The time invested in the wait, the expectations saved and the joy truncated, could be likened to chaffs in the face of a wind. Though some long waiting can be shortened by simply walking away, but a discerning heart we need.

I appreciate your time listening to this piece..

Peace out

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Hello friends and neighbours. How wonderful it is to be in the 11th week of the Vibes competition already. To think that this competition has galvanised my bass skill, may the blessings continually abound with the organisers of this competition.

This week, i took it on myself to cover a song by an Ivory Coast breakout star, Bello Falcao titled Dibango Dibanga. The makossa beats in the song couldn't allow me resist hopping on with some makossa lines. The melody from this song really got my gears grinding too, which i am hopeful it should get your gears grinding too.

I really had a good time doing this cover and i want you, yes you in particular to have the best time listening to it, that's why you should use make of your earpiece/headphone. So if you had listened to it before without the earphones, please listen again and feel the difference..

Thank you for your time, peace out.

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Hello friends and neighbours, welcome to my blog as i respond to this week's theme which is Eurovision with a groove, chordings and solo from the African continent sound. I've actually worked on this piece for some days and things kept creeping in and stopped me halfway... Today, i decided to finish it and I'm glad with the result i got.

I had to hold down (lock) the groove, do the chordings and also solo on the sound. I also employed a backing track which i mixed using the GrooveMixer app.

I believe this piece will sound more cool if you have your earphone on.., believe me, the experience with it will be awesome.

Thanks for having me

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Hello friends and neighbours, it feels more good to be here this week.

The turn over of talents in the community has really been on the better side and it keeps increasing each week. It simply shows that people are beginning to love what is going on here. I have been blessed by so many talents here and it makes me feel so good.

This week, i did a bass cover of song titled "Bad Influence" by Omah Lay, a talented Nigerian artist whose music has always been filled sweet melodies and messages. I love his style of music and the energy he uses to keep his audience relaxed and mesmerised.

I encourage you to please make use of headset while listening so as to really have this filtered depth coming from the bass.

Thanks so much for your time.

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Hello friends and neighbours, feels good responding to this week's call of action with a 1960s song by the legendary Joseph Hills popularly known by his stage name as Culture...

Culture actually approached music with a simple but unique perspective... Musicians of that time wore discipline as a coat. You can imagine the Bassist just staying on a particular groove, lock it in and mesmerise the audience with an heavenly sounds of melody.

I did a bass cover of ''I tried'' by Culture and it makes more sense to listen to this piece of mine with sound-filtering/magnifying device (headset) in order get the best experience...

Thanks so much for having me. One love..

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Greetings to everyone in the vibes community. It is always amazing to see the birthing of new initiatives in the hive blockchain where talents and skills are encouraged and appreciated. No other blockchain does it better.

Special thanks to @lordbutterfly and his team for the avenue created for musicians to show what they really have. It means so much.

To participate in the week 6 competition, i did a bass cover of a song titled KPK (Ko Por Ke) by Rexxie ft Mohbad. The song is actually strange to the foreign listeners but the thing about music i have come realise is that it breaks this language resistance that exists. This means that despite the native dialect music is done with, the message and the vibes will still be passed directly or indirectly..

Which covering the song with my bass, i had so much fun doing and i hope you'll have fun listening to it. But for a better experience, headphones/earpiece is recommended.

I have below the lyrics of the song should you want to sing along..

[Intro]

Marlians (one)

Imole

(Yo Rexxie 'pon this one)

[Chorus]

Talo so pe ko por ke?

OPP, o por pa

OPG, o por gan

(Yo)

Talo so pe ko por ke?

OPP, o por pa

OPG, o por gan

(One)

[Intro]

Marlians (one)

Imole

(Yo Rexxie 'pon this one)

[Chorus]

Talo so pe ko por ke?

OPP, o por pa

OPG, o por gan

(Yo)

Talo so pe ko por ke?

OPP, o por pa

OPG, o por gan

(One) [...](https://genius.com/Rexxie-kpk-ko-por-ke-lyrics)

Here is the link to [X](https://twitter.com/Davohansome/status/1773191578481242594?t=SVJy9R6ElpCwqa4kZl_h5Q&s=19)

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Hello friends and neighbors, happy new month to you.. Isn't it lovely that we're in August already, a grand and dignified month…? It's good to be here and also participate in the 73rd week of the community's African music contest.

One of the songs suggested by the community, which is "show me off" by Asa, is the song I opted to cover this week. I listened to @mhizerbee's cover of the song, and it was heavenly how she covered the song, cos she did it so well. Infact, I got inspired to also try some bass groove on the song. You only need to make use of amplifying device like headphones 🎧🎧, or the likes to have a good feel of the bass.

Asa has been a great Afropop, Afroswing, R&B/Soul musician for years and she's still doing the Lord's work musically till date by giving us good music, "show me off" being one of my best.

It is very good to show off the persons we love, but for some personal reasons, which might not even be relevant, some people like their love life to remain behind the curtain, atleast for the duration which they wish. Is it bad, no….!

While some other people love being shown off to the world via social media, physical show off and every other show off…, which is still very good. Whichever makes anyone happy, it is very okay…

But I wish to express my concern about my mini practice combo. The baby has been with me from when I was still struggling to grip my bass well. It's been there, helping me amplify my bass sound, so that I could rehearse well.

Some weeks ago, I picked my bass to rehearse with my big boss and friend, @utyalban, the baby refused to sound like it used to. I was a bit curious about the issue. Then I tried some few tricks I knew, non worked, I was scared that the baby had *gone too soon*. But after consulting the engineer and my baby combo was diagnosed with some sound issues, I smiled, knowing she can be breathed upon again.

Could it be she was upset that she wasn't ever shown off to the world, I sha don't know. So today, I have decided to show my baby off to the dignified Afritunes community make she for continue to serve me with all her heart..

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*Hello world, here is my baby, Fender BP.15 mini practice combo, a sexy thing with some touches of jealous vibes. Though she's dark skinned, but she no dey like make I call am darky. She's got some sweet sound but you gotta know how to romance her to give you your desired tone…. But u need not over romance her else the whole tone could be wacked up*

Thanks for having me