Stella Chiweshe, the Queen of Mbira, has launched a crowdfunding campaign to construct the Chivanhu Centre, a home for traditional music and cultural preservation.

Vanguards of the London jazz scene have garnered acclaim by cultivating a culture of musical diversity and inclusion passed on through dedicated teachers and a spirit of giving.

The minimalist sound creator has composed the music for the first UK exhibition of contemporary Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola. This sound installation, where he ‘draws’ music onto the labyrinthine spaces, coincides with the release of his vinyl, Ceremonies Within.

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South Africa’s Kwani Experience reunites the global family for a new track to compliment their recent release.

From Fela Kuti to Burna Boy, these songs convey protesters’ swirl of anger, frustration, melancholy and hope while buoying up their fight.

Discover 5 African rap videos released in October that testify to the drill expansion and to the vitality of certain underrated scenes.

Things are getting back to normal in Ghana: freedom of movement, open shops, and great music.

With the release of her sophomore album Colours and Sounds, seven years since her reality show foray, one of Africa’s leading artists aka the Queen of Afro-House, recounts her journey thus far.

Healing, Jamaican reggae legend Tarrus Riley’s latest LP, is an answer to the turbulent times, finding solace in humanity and music.

Though Amaro Freitas’ third world tour is suspended, his life of exploration in jazz continues, recounting a long journey of inspiration and triumph.