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NNEKA „Come With Me” live bei „Studio Eins” bei NEUE HELDEN. Die ganze Sendung auf neuehelden.tv, deren Video-Podcast (podcast.neuehelden.tv, iTunes-Podcast) ich soeben abonniert habe. [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed.

One of my friends reminded me about this song 'Heartbeat' by Nneka last night, it's taken from the album 'No Longer At Ease' and I love it! It's a really good video also shot partly on location in Africa.

i love this girls music its crazy!, somthing very refreashing and real. Here’s her new single “heartbeat” - get it @ itunes now!! from her worldwide! album “no longer at ease”

Nneka | nouvo.monday + SLY-Fi interview A great way to start a new week, with a kick-ass new artist. We decided that the first post of every Monday will feature a new artist that we have never heard of and that we think you are going to enjoy.

I woke this morning to overcast skies, the kind of gray that, while not depressing, encourages pensivity. Our lives are an interplay between who we are and what we experience, with the vast majority of what we experience being the result of who we are. Getting, having, is a byproduct of being, the result of Your Beliefs: Your Choice.

Madonna isn't the only one who wants us to "feel it in our heart beat..." 

The buzz is everywhere. We even got to interview the rising starlet, but don’t miss it, Nneka’s upgraded. The line formerly known as Nneka Hurley Handbags is now Nneka Saran Handbags. File that away somewhere in the mental dome.

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Blood, Blood, Blood April 28, 2008 Nneka, singing Heartbeat. So beautiful and impassioned, it leaves you speechless. This is the kind of authenticity that MTV and the like spend billions trying to imitate; they never succeed, but inevitably dilute the art in the process.

Blood, Blood, Blood April 28, 2008 Nneka, singing Heartbeat. So beautiful and impassioned, it leaves you speechless. This is the kind of authenticity that MTV and the like spend billions trying to imitate; they never succeed, but inevitably dilute the art in the process.