VOICED: Hip-hop breaks new gound in Sudan

The video explores the emergence of rap and hip hop in Sudan, highlighting a new sound that diverges from traditional beats. It discusses the cultural richness of Sudan and how music has evolved post-civil war. Despite political challenges, music is re-emerging in Khartoum, with hip hop remaining an underground genre. The narrative touches on the cautious approach of artists like Abason, who sing about their homeland while avoiding political controversy.

What makes the new Sudanese music sound unique?

• It only uses traditional Sudanese instruments.

• It is entirely based on Western pop music.

• It avoids any form of rhythm.

• It combines traditional rhythms with rap and hip hop.

What event led to the resurgence of music in Sudan?

• A peace deal between North and South Sudan.

• The introduction of Western music.

• The rise of a new political party.

• The discovery of new musical instruments.

Why is hip hop considered an underground genre in Sudan?

• It is not popular among the youth.

• It is only performed in secret locations.

• It lacks significant marketing.

• It is banned by the government.

What does Abason sing about in his music?

• The importance of traditional music.

• His love for his homeland, Darfur.

• The beauty of Western culture.

• The need for political change.

Why do artists like Abason exercise caution in their music?

• Due to upcoming sensitive elections.

• To maintain a mysterious image.

• To avoid offending traditionalists.

• To appeal to a global audience.