http://afropopshop.org/New Music From Stella Chiweshe on Calabash Music2008-10-06T09:42:51ZThe Calabash Music Teamsupport@calabashmusic.comDouble Check: Trance Hitshttp://stellachiweshe.afropopshop.org/#album_478242006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from Double Check: Trance HitsOn Stella Chiweshe's first double album she is travelling on one path in two directions. In her TRANCE HITS, she journeys through the world of her ancestors, preserving their traditions. With her CLASSIC HITS she revisits the urban streets in Harare and calls on the younger, westernised generation to take pride in their own culture.

TRANCE HITS is the completely new recording Stella created in Zimbabwe under most difficult circumstances. A very spiritual album with references to spirits, a policeman possessed by the sounds of the m'bira, and a singing fish, it also includes a song she dreamed her grandmother was singing to her. The sublime spirituality of this album is balanced by the more worldly compilation CLASSIC HITS.]]>Double Check: Classic Hitshttp://stellachiweshe.afropopshop.org/#album_478382006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from Double Check: Classic HitsOn Stella Chiweshe's first double album she is travelling on one path in two directions. In her TRANCE HITS, she journeys through the world of her ancestors, preserving their traditions. With her CLASSIC HITS she revisits the urban streets in Harare and calls on the younger, westernised generation to take pride in their own culture.

The more worldly compilation CLASSIC HITS which features re-released tracks with The Earthquake, her vintage band, and produced by a choice selection of luminaries including John Peel, Hijaz Mustapha (aka Ben Mandelson) and Colin Bass. It also features a special guest appearance of the rhythm section of much missed UK cult innovators 3 Mustaphas 3.]]>Talking Mbirahttp://stellachiweshe.afropopshop.org/#album_28382005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from Talking Mbira"This mbira music goes over the boundaries of the human being's thinking. Because mbira it goes back to when the land was one without divisions." Stella Chiweshe]]>