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| − | '''Andrew | + | '''Andrew DeBezenac''' (aka '''Andrew V.''', '''Andrew Vee''', '''Andrew Victory''', and '''Andrew Peterson''') is among the more prominent and prolific of [[The Family International]]'s [[second generation]] musicians and music producers. |
| − | While the majority of his music has been for internal distribution only, on such album collections as the [[Family Teen Tape]]s, he has also produced a number of songs with Ugandan singer Kawesa Richard which have received significant commercial success in Eastern Africa. The song "''Spirit of Africa''", sung by Kawesa and produced by Andrew | + | While the majority of his music has been for internal distribution only, on such album collections as the [[Family Teen Tape]]s, he has also produced a number of songs with Ugandan singer Kawesa Richard and others which have received significant commercial success in Eastern Africa. The song "''Spirit of Africa''", sung by Kawesa and produced by Andrew DeBezenac, was selected by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as the theme song for the [[2000]] ICC Knock Out tournament in [[Kenya]]. |
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Revision as of 02:24, 27 December 2005
Andrew DeBezenac (aka Andrew V., Andrew Vee, Andrew Victory, and Andrew Peterson) is among the more prominent and prolific of The Family International's second generation musicians and music producers.
While the majority of his music has been for internal distribution only, on such album collections as the Family Teen Tapes, he has also produced a number of songs with Ugandan singer Kawesa Richard and others which have received significant commercial success in Eastern Africa. The song "Spirit of Africa", sung by Kawesa and produced by Andrew DeBezenac, was selected by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as the theme song for the 2000 ICC Knock Out tournament in Kenya.
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