A great and interesting read, the last time I read one of your articles I was going to be beamed up. Offices, boardrooms and bars is where the redefining the rule of the game starts. Luminous personalities I like that, can start a landslide in my ego or can it. Real leadership can be accomplished no matter the odds. "What can I say, once again will you dance with me" it will only take a second :) thanks for posting..

Have you heard it? Move on up Remix by Johan Hugo, great!

Angelique Kidjo continues to put out wonderful album after wonderful album. This is just her latest collaboration, last time she had Joss Stone sit in for her cover of the Stone's "GImmie Shelter". Peter Gabriel and Santana were also guests on that album. Earlier, her cover of Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" got her noticed enough to get an invite to the YEAR OF THE BLUES celebration and into the film LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE. Her work with Dave Matthews is also fantastic.

I liked it, retro with some kick!

African sun, at last ;)

Attention UK edition (on sale from autumn 2009 doesn't have Bono in Move On Up!)

i love this song, the tribal rithme, Bono's voice sounds incredibly renewed and strong. Angelique Kidjo is a beautiful discovery to me, love the duet!

I have been a U2 fan for more than a quarter century and I have seen Angelique 4 times in concert. I have been WAITING for her to colab with Bono! I am so excited!! She is awesome -- I don't know if it's just because of the song, or because God answered this prayer! I love it when that happens! :-) It's Adam's birthday and I got the gift. If anyone has the opportunity to see her live go. You will have a memorable evening. Her album Black Ivory Soul is my favorite! Her live performance of Afrika is so moving -- uplifting and joyful!

Wouaw such a good vibration music!!! I must listen to it every morning when I wake up and I'm sure that Igonnahave a good day ;)I like it Bravo

For your information, Angélique Kidjo is performing in Dublin at the National Concert Hall on May 1st in a special benefit concert for UNICEF Ireland’s Haiti Appeal. There is simply no musician quite like her. One of the true stars of world music, ‘Africa’s premier diva’ (Time Magazine) has spread her rhythmic Afro-fusion to the far reaches of the globe, cross-pollinating the West African traditions of her childhood in Benin with elements of R&B, jazz, and funk, as well as influences from Europe and Latin America. This Grammy Award winning singer crosses musical boundaries and, in doing so, seeks to unite different world cultures through her music. Angélique Kidjo is also a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and has delivered countless speeches on the issues children and women face in her native land and elsewhere. All profits from this concert, Angélique Kidjo’s first in Ireland, will be donated to UNICEF Ireland and its ongoing work in Haiti.

I enjoy the song and i think it is positive, very positive song! :)

Lovely song! So hopeful and strong!Great performances by all the artists! Yeah Bono!:)

I honestly didn't think much when I clicked the link, but I really enjoyed the music when I listened to it. Excellent songs/artist. I may go out and buy this.

Great beat with a meaningful lyrics!!!! From Ramesh Coalville