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| Carl Joshua Ncube and AGE McSoul holding the Zimbabwean Flag |
Initially the organisers added me on the poster as AULK (Aggressive Underground Lethal King), which is my persona in deeper hip hop that is another side of AGE, that acknowledge himself as a king. The matter was fixed and i was back on the poster as AGE even though everyone kind of find my last name difficult to say all the time. I was told i will perform a month before the show started so you just have to imagine how much work i had put into it, i even recorded a new song called One I Need which is a dedication to the special girl that is always an addition to my life. The song will be available on the release of the E.P Mafaro Atanga on the 1st of Dec.
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| AGE Live in Action |
Back to the story, performing in an audience which was not a Zimbabwean crowd was something new to me despite the effort of making a Afro hip-hop song the nerves where still real. I was supposed to be the artist performing after the break but some other artist didn't show up so i ended up begin the curtain raiser the Zimbabwean among the Ghanaian, Nigerian and other Africans. first song Ndiwe Wandinoda went well in fact i made them clap, then i though One I Need i will make them dance i was disappointed with the tough crowd. In my mind i still think Afro-Australia need more shows that make the African community unite and feel happy together because it was all smiles and joy after Basketmouth and Carl Joshua Ncube did their stand up.
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| King BFine and AGE McSoul at the show |
Shout-out to IAMIKE, Basketmouth, Low-Cutt, King BFine, Vuche, Carl Joshua Ncube that other pretty MC, DJ Flexz and everyone who made this happen.
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| Carl Joshua Ncube at Bowsman Hall |
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| Basketmouth at Bowsman Hall |
