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TT-Rockz & Daugos bashing it out during a concert at Red Rocks Bar in support of Wame Blood.
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The TT-Rockz bands of Sohe
District in the Northern Province have been popping the air waves in POM city for
the past couple of months now.
The duo from the rural outskirts
of Central Kaiva collaborated in the aim of reviving the fading sounds of Oro.
The collaboration was inspired by
Moqai, a popular local artist with his hit single “Sohe Butterfly”. Enzo Dabix, a former radio
announcer cum musician interpreted Moqai’s hit song(Sohe Butterfly) and being inspired by that,
he went on to mobilize youths from his area and formed a band called TT-Rockz.
He teamed up a well-known local artist known as Ambros "Daugos Band" and after numerous gigs within their
local communities they migrated to Port Moresby and have working on an album while being invited as supporting band to various popular artists like B-Red, Lista Serum, Leonard Kania, Uga Mates and Wame Blood, EMPIS of Oro etc..
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| Wame Blood, B-Red, Webstar, TT-Rocks & Daugos in a media conference at Red Rock Bar. |
Their local Member and Minister, Hon. Delilah Gore was very supportive and encouraged them to continue to involve youths to take up such productive activities.
" I have big plans for the youths in my electorate but if the youths can initiate such productive projects like these than it will make it easier for us the government to throw our support.
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R-L: Minister Gore, Enzo Dabix, B-Red and Daugos during a brief meeting with their local MP
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Youths are the leaders of tomorrow and we the government are aware of that and as my ministry caters for the youth through the National Youth Development Authority (NYDA), formally National Youth Commission.
But due to budget constraints we may be slow in implementing our policies and bills but it is very rewarding o see youths taking the initiative in helping themselves," said Gore.
" I have big plans for the youths in my electorate but if the youths can initiate such productive projects like these than it will make it easier for us the government to throw their support."
