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Pappy Kojo, brazen as ever for his debut album
Review
Pappy Kojo, brazen as ever for his debut album

From rap to comedy, from hits to viral trends, Pappy Kojo is widely considered one of Ghana’s most influential artists. Set to release his long awaited debut album Logos 2 Pappy Kojo found time to speak with PAM about his project(s), his career and his love for provocation.

Burna Boy found his “Onyeka” in his new video
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Burna Boy found his “Onyeka” in his new video

The Nigerian superstar is still enjoying the successes of his album Twice as Tall, and surprises his fans with the video of this sweet and nostalgic love song.

Jeune Lio invites Oxlade, Didi B and Chrystel for the “SGFA (Sexy Girl From Abidjan)” video
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Jeune Lio invites Oxlade, Didi B and Chrystel for the “SGFA (Sexy Girl From Abidjan)” video

The DJ and co-founder of the notorious “La Sunday” event unveils the visuals of his afropop track, leaving his audience impatient for his first EP.  The high standard casting of “SGFA” reflects well the “bridge […]

Yung L’s Yaadman Kingsize: jah love from Nigeria
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Yung L's Yaadman Kingsize: jah love from Nigeria

The singer has already released at least 3 other projects, yet this one feels like a debut. Under the banner of afro-dancehall, Yung L sends newly mastered vibrations, from Lagos to Kingston to London. “A […]

DJ Lag and DJ Tira unveil the “Siyagroova” video, made in Durban
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DJ Lag and DJ Tira unveil the “Siyagroova” video, made in Durban

Released one month ago, the track and its brand new visuals are the first official collaboration between the two gqom giants.  For DJ Lag, music often seems to be the best solution to resolve trouble […]

Welcome to Kumerica: dive into the Kumasi street phenomenon
Reportage
Welcome to Kumerica: dive into the Kumasi street phenomenon

In Ghana, rap is going through a revival with the drill wave. The subgenre revealed the existence of the Kumerica subculture to the whole country, originating from the poor neighbourhoods of Kumasi.

Kweku Smoke’s Snoop Forever is a trip to reality
Review
Kweku Smoke’s Snoop Forever is a trip to reality

The Ghanaian rapper launches the offensive with this boiling first album, dedicated to his late brother. A cold journey through the West African ghettos, told by one of the fiercest lyricists of his time.

Focalistic’s Sghubu Ses Excellent: a walk in the streets of South Africa
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Focalistic’s Sghubu Ses Excellent: a walk in the streets of South Africa

The Pretoria rapper had warned us with his tagline “ase trap tse ke pina tsa ko kasi”: it’s not trap, it’s real ghetto music. Three years ago, Focalistic was still unknown to the general public. […]