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Nanga by Orchestre Baka Gbiné

Empower Baka Voices: Provide Vital ID Cards https://givi.ng/0o0f For over 30 years, we’ve worked alongside the Baka community in Cameroon. Now, they face an invisible barrier: the lack of a valid national ID card. Regional conflict has made it impossible to renew IDs locally. The only office is 200km away—an impossible journey without money or papers. As a result, every ID in the Gbiné community has expired. What does this mean? Baka individuals are routinely stopped, harassed, and fined at police checkpoints. They can’t travel for fair work, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation. Most critically, our Forest Voices Tours—which use music and film to unite Baka communities and amplify their voices—can no longer run. Without ID, they cannot travel legally. These tours are more than performances. They’re a platform for dialogue, cultural preservation, and empowerment. You can be part of the solution. Just £40 funds one 10-year ID card, restoring: ✅ Legal protection and dignity ✅ Freedom to travel and work ✅ The ability to restart the Forest Voices Tours Our Goal: Raise £1,600 to secure IDs for 40 Baka musicians and community leaders—and restart the tours that give them a voice. 🔗 Donate here: https://givi.ng/0o0f TotalGiving takes no commission—every penny goes directly to this urgent cause. Film of live recording session in February 2023, Molembengoy, Cameroon. Early release on Bandcamp at https://baka.gbine.com Released on Spotify etc on February 10th Royalties go direct to the Baka musicians through Global Music Exchange. https://globalmusicexchange.org , so If you like it please buy from Bandcamp. https://baka.gbine.com - - - - - - VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Orchestre Baka Gbine are indigenous Baka hunter-gatherers living in the Cameroon rainforest. Music is central to their traditional beliefs and lives. To be Baka is to be a musician. Nanga was recorded and filmed in February 2023 by Martin Cradick, then produced by him at The Vortex in UK. "After hearing this song early in 2022 I wanted to get a recording with just the 4 core players and make a clean recording to help get them live work. I was meaning to release it in the summer and try to get funding to bring the musicians to Europe next year. Sadly Ndia, the percussionist, died in July. This took the wind out of my sails and I stopped working on it, but decided to finish it and let people hear it. I'll be making more Baka recordings available soon. Thanks to Kibisingo for playing the bass." Martin, Dec 2023. Help the Baka direct. Donate at https://www.totalgiving.co.uk/donate/...