Toumani Diabaté has joined forces with the London Symphony Orchestra for the album Kôrôlén, a sumptuous blend of kora and classical music. “Kôrôlén” means “ancestral” in the Mandingo family of languages. The term is therefore […]
Toumani Diabaté has joined forces with the London Symphony Orchestra for the album Kôrôlén, a sumptuous blend of kora and classical music. “Kôrôlén” means “ancestral” in the Mandingo family of languages. The term is therefore […]
The Malian singer and guitarist is still seducing audiences via his album Binga, a tribute to his roots and the Songhoy people. During the 15th and 16th centuries, the Songhoy people reigned over one of […]
For its 60th anniversary, the legendary Impulse! label invites listeners to rediscover jazz icons with its Impulse Records: Music, Message and the Moment Box Set. Founded in 1961, Impulse! quickly became one of history’s most […]
Something Else Mr Eazi The Nigerian music giant returns with the much-anticipated EP, Something Else. He explains: “This project was inspired by Kel P and Killertunes, who kept coming to meet me in Accra until […]
The English producer keeps exploring genres like amapiano, grime and gqom on & Baga Man. Scratchclart is a collaborative artist and he continues in this vein, following the release of the EP Drmtrk last November. […]
June’s new album, The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions For Dreamers, is built on sweetness and vulnerability, as seen in the video for “Call Me A Fool.” After her 2017 album The Order of Time Valerie […]
Kebrada aims to explore Afro-Latin polyrhythms through electronic music. First to release an album on Dengue Dengue Dengue’s label is the Peruvian artist QOQEQA, with the track “888”. Daniel Valle-Riestra is part of the generation of […]
Floating Points, the experimental electronic musician, and Pharoah Sanders, the legendary saxophonist, combine on a hypnotic new album Promises, which also features The London Symphony Orchestra. Pharoah Sanders and Sam Shepherd, better known as Floating […]