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Sylvere steps up his game with boiling EP2
Interview
Sylvere steps up his game with boiling EP2

A few weeks after an EP1 that we still haven’t recovered from, Parisian artist Sylvere gives us a glimpse of what’s to come with his new single “Toys”, which alternates between massive dancehall and angry […]

Breaking lines: Joshua Chiundiza and Yann Longchamp connecting the hemispheres through sound
Feature
Breaking lines: Joshua Chiundiza and Yann Longchamp connecting the hemispheres through sound

At this year’s Antigel festival, PAM spoke with a Zimbabwean poet and Swiss sound artist about their intercultural collaboration as part of SHAP SHAP’s Global South initiative.

Black History Month: 5 songs for 5 historic leaders
Series
Black History Month: 5 songs for 5 historic leaders

While Black History Month is all year round for us at PAM, we’re going to celebrate this February and publish a number of special articles. Here we have an annotated playlist made up of 5 songs from 5 historic African leaders.

Black So Man can finally play on your turntables
News
Black So Man can finally play on your turntables

After a few technical and administrative problems, Tout le Monde et Personne by Burkinabe Black So Man is finally available on vinyl. Secousse label owner Etienne Tron looks back at the history of this essential […]

Kofi Mole, Ghana’s young Knackaveli
Interview
Kofi Mole, Ghana’s young Knackaveli

Kumasi-based rapper Kofi Mole delivers 8 tracks that dare to be defined, taking PAM through the ideas and sounds behind his second album. 

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Mahotella Queens, the crown jewels of mbaqanga
History
Mahotella Queens, the crown jewels of mbaqanga

With a career spanning over fifty years, the Mahotella Queens brought mbaqanga music to a global audience, balancing an urban identity with traditional cultural practices.

Nigerian artists to watch in 2022
List / Guide
Nigerian artists to watch in 2022

Coming of a record breaking year in 2021, here’s our list of Nigerian artists who are set to take over the music world in 2022.

South African artists remember Hugh Masekela
Profiles
South African artists remember Hugh Masekela

PAM celebrates the 4th anniversary of the musician’s passing by chatting with a young generation of South African artists about his legacy.

Elza Soares, the voice of the millenium
Feature
Elza Soares, the voice of the millenium

60 years of Elza Soares’ career as the voice of the millennium.

UnPop Live brings restorative live performance to Khaya Lendaba Village
Feature
UnPop Live brings restorative live performance to Khaya Lendaba Village

PAM presents an exclusive premier of Unpop Live’s Village Frequency Edition, an immersive livestream inviting 5 acts to showcase their tonic, healing and meditative music in the Credo Mutwa cultural village. 

Gainsbourg Percussions, Gainsbourg counterfeits
Feature
Gainsbourg Percussions, Gainsbourg counterfeits

Was the French writer and composer out of ideas ? Looking for a second wind ? His sixth album, the avant-gardiste Gainsbourg Percussions, was largely ” borrowed “from African artists. Who he did not credit.