Chancel Mbemba is a Ghanaian drum/guitar duo that has been making music since 2002. As a duo the band is a blend of two of the most iconic Ghanaian musical genres, Rastafarian and Afro Pop. Their debut album, “Shine”, was released in 2013.
Chancel Mbemba seems to be as interested in music as he is in technology, and that may be what got him the chance to work with one of the most successful drum and bass studios in the world, the very same one that produced the game’s soundtrack. The music video for “Hang Up” is certainly a highlight of the trailer.
This is probably the most important question that we’ve been asked by people in the industry about the importance of creating music. We’ve done a lot of research, and while we’ve got a good reason to think that every artist deserves to be part of their music, in order to make a good music video, we need to create a sound that is both good and fun.
The question is: does rock music have the power to change the lives of anyone? If we can change the lives of people in this world, then we can create a music video to change them.
We’re not saying that if you have a great rock song, then chances are its a good music video. We are saying that if you’ve got a good music video, then chances are that you will have a great rock video. We realize that the question isn’t quite what would make a good music video good, but what would make a good rock video good.
Well, what makes a good rock video good, is a good song.
If youve got a good song, then chances are you will have a great rock video. And if youve got a great rock video, then chances are you will have a great chancel.
The first two lines are the titles of two of the best rock videos of all time. On The Beatles’ “Help,” the song was used to encourage the band members to help the injured by using the video. On U2’s “One”, they used the video to encourage them to sing in harmony. On U2’s album U2, they used the video to encourage them to take risks.
To be completely honest I’m not sure if any of the songs in the original U2 video have any relevance to the way U2 performed live. However, if youve got a video that was used at a concert that you liked, it would probably be a good idea to repurpose it into a chancel song.
Chancel Mbemba is a Nigerian singer. He has an album out called the D-Day Album. The title track from it is called “D-Day”. The video is an original song also on that album called “We Stand Tall”. As you can tell from my description, I think the video is very relevant to the song in that it is very inspirational and motivational.
