So I was checking out Tocksickfocks profile and seeing if I knew any samples he's requesting. But there's one that sounded familiar...

@0:51


and here at 0:46 (this one is already on WS with two other samples)

Edited by DJ Anubis (10 months, 3 weeks ago)

It's also in Alpha by Zion Train, off the 1995 album Siren:

@2:01

http://listen.grooveshark.com/s/Alpha/2Uxe36?src=5

I think it's an actual (African?) language rather than jibberish though.

Edited by Esox (2 years, 2 months ago)

Here's 3 more:

@0:57:


Also @0:57:


@0:04:

Sounds like it could be a tribal chant of some kind, African, Mauri, Hawaiian perhaps?

Esox
I think it's an actual (African?) language rather than jibberish though.

SmuttySy
Sounds like it could be a tribal chant of some kind, African, Mauri, Hawaiian perhaps?

Agreed... I was gonna put un-understandable vocal (what's the right word? incomprehensable?) But even that isn't right, someone will understand this language, but it ain't gonna be me

Reminds me of this vocal sample (although completely unrelated):
http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/32828/

Let's revive this with yet another song that uses the same sample at 1:38 (thanks YT commenter)



EDIT: The writer seems to have commented on this track, so I asked him.. Let's see what he comes up with

Edited by DJ Anubis (2 years ago)

Found it!

National Percussion Group Of Kenya - Jenjela Runyenje

Amazing, that's excellent work! But how on earth did you find this?

tocksickfocks
Found it!

National Percussion Group Of Kenya - Jenjela Runyenje

Respect Tocksick! Feel free to add all the tracks I added here as I NEVER would have found this xD. Would also like to know how you found this if you don't mind

Samples such as these are always flooding "house kit sample CD's" they just grab anything really and make it theirs never giving credit for usage. Nice find though... .