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Samba Peuzzi, Dakar boy
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Samba Peuzzi, Dakar boy

This new episode of our Off the Map series, co-produced with Kourtrajmé, takes you to the Senegalese capital with a guided tour by rapper Samba Peuzzi.

KUKII, in the belly of Cairo
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KUKII, in the belly of Cairo

In a city where “ten centuries of music collide”, KUKII has been reborn, forged in a melting pot of infinite influences. Welcome to Cairo, and Rare Baby, the artist’s first EP born out of the Egyptian capital’s musical inferno.

Hannah Elsisi’s Chromesthesia interrogates a millennium of creation in exile
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Hannah Elsisi's Chromesthesia interrogates a millennium of creation in exile

Researcher and historian Hannah Elsisi offers a decolonial vision of musical creation that is hybrid, subterranean, and mixed-race via Chromesthesia.

Khalil Epi, electronic memories of Tunisia
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Khalil Epi, electronic memories of Tunisia

Meet Khalil Epi, a Tunisian electronic producer on a mission to weave a thread through traditional music, pop, European club and North African art music.

+250, the new collective empowering Rwanda’s creative scenes
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+250, the new collective empowering Rwanda’s creative scenes

Nomadic, polymorphic and transversal, the genesis of the +250 is akin to the development of a perennial rhizome. A rhizome so dear to Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari who, nearly fifty years ago in Mille […]

Deena Abdelwahed, territories in motion
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Deena Abdelwahed, territories in motion

Deena Abdelwahed speaks about her passion for sound abstraction and freedom to create without having to claim her identity on latest album, Jbal Rrsas.

Exocé, Afro-cosmic art in motion
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Exocé, Afro‑cosmic art in motion

No-limit fashion designer, embodied performer and hybrid visual artist, Exocé feeds on the luminaries of Africa, like Fela or Sun Ra. Artist and messenger on a mission, he unfurls his Afro-cosmic universe at the Nyege Nyege Festival – Paris edition – this July 14.

Stambeli 2.0: electrifying Tunisian ritual music
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Stambeli 2.0: electrifying Tunisian ritual music

This month, PAM and the Lyon-based label Shouka join forces to amplify and digitize Stambeli, one of the last Tunisian rituals of possession.