D Voice Nikwambie Audio Download
Michele Firmasyah
Much of Andrew Eisenberg's published and forthcoming scholarship focuses on issues of voice, place, and identity on Kenya's "Swahili coast." In recent years, he has also been carrying out ethnographic research on the music recording industry in the Kenyan capital Nairobi.
Series 2: Digital audio captured from audio cassette recordings of 78- and 45-r.p.m. records. These cassettes belong to Jamal Hafidh Jahadhmy, who created them by carefully transferring the audio recordings from records held in private collections in Mombasa, Kenya.
Materials in this collection are published audio-recordings that are, for the most part, protected by copyright law. They can be used for research purposes, but cannot be copied, downloaded, or otherwise published without express written consent of the copyright holder.
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