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Grey Yard collab with Madagascar's Basy Gasy for charity
Nothing like backing good music for a good cause.
Posted By Dean Gavin
8 years ago
Grey Yard throw a spanner in the works through this collaboration with Madagascan hip hop group Basy Gasy and the resultant track, Freedom. This all came about after Grey Yard's MC Patto went to Madagascar for volunteer work, and to spread the good musical word, which ended up in him linking with the Basy Gasy. Unbelievably Basy Gasy comprises of 15 people to make up the Madagascan hip hop outfit. The team have set up a GoFundMe page with all proceeds raised being donated to the World Food Programme, which is the largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger. Their aim is to create awareness through collaborations, and expose the inspiring sounds of the hidden music culture of Madagascar for a good cause. All links and video can be found below:
For more information on the project please visit the GoFundMe donations page: www.gofundme.com/greyyard
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