1. Bole to Harlem - Bole to Harlem
2. Behind Us - Gizzae Band
3. Nanu Ney - Ester Rada
4. Akukulu - Myko ft Asge 

1. Bole to Harlem - Bole to Harlem
2. Behind Us - Gizzae Band
3. Nanu Ney - Ester Rada
4. Akukulu - Myko ft Asge 

Alemeye Getachew is an Ethiopian singer, songwriter, who gained fame by his 2017 single "Washew Ende", which became a viral sleeper hit, topping for two years after its initial release. djphatsu took time to discuss about his single and new projects coming soon. Enjoy 

Alemeye Getachew is an Ethiopian singer, songwriter, who gained fame by his 2017 single "Washew Ende", which became a viral sleeper hit, topping for two years after its initial release. djphatsu took time to discuss about his single and new projects coming soon. Enjoy 

Asrat Fana is Ethiopia’s tallest man. He is 2.2 meters (7.2 f). He has been living in the United States for twenty years now. He came to the United States through a diversity visa program.

Now 58, and living in Seattle, he nostalgically recounts his time back in Ethiopia.”There was a time when I lived very comfortably for ten years in Ethiopia without a job” , laments Asrat Fana. His love for Ethiopia resonates through his emotionally laden, cutting voice. But personally he seem to be doing fine. He he says he is happy with where he is now and about life.

Asrat Fana is Ethiopia’s tallest man. He is 2.2 meters (7.2 f). He has been living in the United States for twenty years now. He came to the United States through a diversity visa program.

Now 58, and living in Seattle, he nostalgically recounts his time back in Ethiopia.”There was a time when I lived very comfortably for ten years in Ethiopia without a job” , laments Asrat Fana. His love for Ethiopia resonates through his emotionally laden, cutting voice. But personally he seem to be doing fine. He he says he is happy with where he is now and about life.

A music show focusing on Tizita, one of the major musical scales of ethiopia. The show is hosted by me and henok featuring Abraham Tesfaye.

Tizita
Formerly was known as wollo Kiñit because of its use by the Azmaris around this area. The name is given because of the popular Amharic song sung in this Kiñit. This pentatonic scale has two varieties Major and minor (Traditionally known as Full Tizita and Half Tizita). As I tried to explain earlier (even though the traditional instruments do not have perfect pitch value): I will use Latin (European) music notes for the scale (Kiñit ) analysis by using DO ( Middle C) as the starting point Tizita major or Full

Tizita minor (Half tizita)
You can easily listen both in different traditional and popular songs e.g. Mahamud Ahmed Tizita song. Tizita major or major pentatonic scale is common and widely used in traditional, pop, jazz and even classical music through out the world. 

Source: 
Ethiopian Kiñit (scales)
Analysis of the formation and structure of the Ethiopian scale system
Ezra Abate