Entitled “Halim Guelil”, this first track announces the release of … ٣ (thalátha, three in Arabic) the latest album of the Parisian gang.

Our week’s selection includes Malian diva Oumou Sangaré’s fusion album, Pierre Kwenders’ hommage to Papa Wemba, KMRU & Aho Ssan reveal an explosive album, Congolese rumba is revisited under an experimental rock lens and Okmalumkoolkat takes a hip-hop detour from gqom.

From Kinshasa to New York, via Buenos Aires and Stockholm, the supergroup Congotronics brings together four continents on a single album.

Fresh from their first album, the Angolan aliens present a video conceived as an “audiovisual logbook on humans, rather than a self-promotional tool”. For the record, IKOQWE was born from the union of Pedro Coquenão, […]

The psychedelic video heralds a new EP and tour from the explosive British-Ugandan band.  Born from the meeting of Nilotika Cultural Ensemble members (a group of traditional Ugandan percussionists) with Spooky-J and PQ, two techno […]

The Congolese band adds vibrant choreography to “Musungu Elongo” straight from the capital of the DRC. The DRC Congo collective recently dropped its fourth album, Black ants always fly together, one bangle makes no sound, […]

“Pele” (meaning “skin”) frees the body and mind through electronic production and Angolan influences. Listen to the new track by the Portuguese-Angolan duo from their upcoming EP under Ikoqwe. In their new video the duo […]

In the Ugandan slums of Wakalinga, a self-taught movie director and his assistant from New York are proceeding to rip up the action film rulebook written by North America and Hong Kong. PAM meets with the pair to find out more.