Shot on the Colombian Pacific coast, the video for “Matiela Suto” gets a release, taken from the Medellín DJ and producer’s recent EP. It reveals the importance of pan-Africanism in Colombia, whether through fashion or […]

Originally produced in 1985 but never released, this eponymous album by Brazilian composer George Sauma Jr. reveals his fascination with disco-funk groove, a musical genre in line with the Brazilian Black Power movement of the […]

The Canadian label We Are Busy Bodies is about to re-release the much sought-after 1975 album Can You Feel It by South Africa’s first soul-jazz band, The Drive. The album Can You Feel It is […]

“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 […]

Udondolo Urban Village The long-awaited album of the young quartet from Soweto is a concentrate of South African’s history music. Imbued with zulu tradition, the songs of Urban Village carry within them the experiences of […]

She represents the young Nigerian generation, as much in her lyrics as in her musical influences, and has released her first video for “Away” to mark the  release of her first EP Ayra Starr.   […]

The young quartet from Soweto marks the release of their album Udondolo with this beautiful new video. Urban Village launches its call to black pride in a sparkling and irresistible video shot by young South […]

The Los Angeles-based dancehall label is preparing a new EP entitled “Streets” that features three feverish and wild tracks from resolutely experimental producers. Duppy Gun offers RDL his first solo performance. First appearing on Duppy’s […]