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The diverse histories and orientations of African pop, the diaspora, and its international dissemination and the speed with which culture travels now.
The diverse histories and orientations of African pop, the diaspora, and its international dissemination and the speed with which culture travels now.
Berlin based Dub and Techno producer Mark Ernestus (check his previous work with Rhythm and Sound) fell
South African kwaito house with an explicit message: we don’t get to hear it often. Shota’s
Paris burned in 2005 and it has been left smoldering since. That's the message of Paris Is a Continent, Number 9.
It’s not too late to take your vitamins. And this. Jazz bass player and bandleader Esperanza
So drawn into the video (a plethora of faces, personalities and historic moments) Atlanta trio Algiers
Belgian band Zita Swoon, world-famous in their own country –I’m biased– recorded an easy listening album
Whitney Houston died on February 11, 2012. What does it mean to lose the soundtrack to one’s life?
Aline Frazão resists Lisbon media's pigeon-holing practices of post-colonial Portuguese paternalism.
Some coupe decale to warm you up for the African Cup of Nations final later today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENNr_Mw2hNs Some mellow Togolese sounds and a sunny video.
So rapper 50 Cent (accompanied by American journalists) was in Somalia and Kenya this week to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8DqXwojm68 This is Hache. Oh, and the DJ. And that’s your music break.
Nigerian D'Banj draws big crowds on the continent and regularly plays the diaspora circuit in cities like London. Next, pop stardom.
8 of 13 Senegalese opposition candidates trying to unseat Abdoulaye Wade in the upcoming presidential elections
Somali-Canadian R&B Singer A’maal Nuux wants to be Mufasa. The description of the song on Youtube says,
http://youtu.be/tBfMuf_JjI0 One of the best rappers alive, featuring the lady who sang the original hook on
This week saw the passing of Don Cornelius. You’ll remember Letta Mbulu was once a guest
Big up @M.anifest for the new video (showcasing Accra’s transportation infrastructure), and congrats to the Black
Short film about the rhythm of daily life in Sierra Leone, and the dancing talents of the country's women.