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Nyege Nyege: ten years of counter culture and experimental music
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Nyege Nyege: ten years of counter culture and experimental music

To celebrate a decade of cultural counterfire, the impossible festival invites DJ Travella, DJ Marcelle, and DJ Tobzy to its naked feast, accompanied by a delegation of producers invited by the one and only Skrillex. Join the temporary autonomous zone of Nyege Nyege this November 20-23 at Kalagala Falls, Uganda.

Angell Mutoni, The Delivery has arrived
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Angell Mutoni, The Delivery has arrived

In the land of a thousand hills, to find Angell Mutoni, you have to go to Nyamirambo. Nyamirambo, a cosmopolitan and alternative neighborhood of Kigali, a veritable city within a city, has become a musical […]

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.