Following a string of number 1 singles, Nigeria’s new velvet voice wants you to know all about him. We spoke to Buju about Sorry I’m Late – and the wait is forgiven!
Let’s take a few tours and detours all over the continent to discover some of its guitar masters. To hear them at their best you often have to wait until the 1st verse or chorus is over; wait for the song to bloom and for the guitarist to rise.
PAM spoke with Denise Chaila after a moving Pitchfork Paris performance to get the inside take on her pointed lyrics, the challenges and empowerment of a multi-hyphenate identity, and the emerging Limerick rap scene.
California-based Ghanaian artist Yaw Appiah released the Nangu EP last month, three intense and atmospheric tracks that put him on the Afro house map. Interview.
With his upcoming project, the Ghanaian-British artist wants to shine a light on his home country… and score. Following the release of his massive hit “My Touch”, PAM spoke with Eugy about his homecoming and his next moves to win.
PAM spoke with DJ Neptune about his epic career on the eve of Greatness 2.0, the star studded sophomore album that combines the elements of his disc jockey come up and the global reach of Nigeria’s premier tastemaker.
South African trombonist and multi-instrumentalist Malcolm Jiyane creates an atmosphere for people, spaces, ideas, and traditions with his new album UMDALI.
Yahael Camara Onono tells us about the project’s founding and his career in music from his North London upbringing to his lifelong love for djembe.
The singer-songwriter unveils a dense double project, set in the injustices and the beauty of contemporary South Africa. PAM chatted with Msaki, the eternal art activist, about her fights and her hopes.
The iconic Ghanaian rapper pays tribute to his hometown with a fifth studio album, going beyond spatial geography and exploring the hidden places of his mind, heart and soul. PAM sat down with M.anifest to discuss his own little universe.
Lagos born, South London based MC, Flohio is ready to rage her way to the top of rap, passing by grime, metalcore, and electro along the way.