Dakhla Sahara Session is the unvarnished anti-world musical account of a rough between two very different bands: Group Doueh and Cheveu.

Né à Londres de parents Soudanais ensuite réfugiés aux Etats-Unis, Ahmed Gallab, le leader de Sinkane, était de passage à Paris pour présenter son nouvel album Life and Livin’it.

As outgoing president Barack Obama is leaving power and his turntables, we’re looking at the most musical presidency in the history of the USA, which let Black music enter the White House.

In Luanda, Portuguese taxi drivers wouldn’t take you wherever you want if you were Black…

Back in 1988, when post-punk and no-wave already had their acme time in the US and Europe, some Brazilian musicians archly revelled in the genre, not without great provocation.

Analog Africa reissues the much sought-after and oddball record that revolutionized soca music in 1984. Perfect for this winter’s dancefloors.

The Afro-Latin marimba song and its worldwide remixes turn Ecuador and Colombia the epicentre of today’s music pulsation.

Reissue of the original Amha Records compilation that revolutionized the Ethiopian society 44 years ago. A great alternative for ethio-jazz lovers who cannot afford to pay for the hard-to-find 1972 record. When it comes to Ethiopian music […]

Afro lineup at Lisbon Mexefest 2016 with Elza Soares, Pedro Coquenão aka Batida, Spoek Mathambo, Toty Sa’Med, Mayra Andrade, Octa Push, La Dame Blanche, Celeste/Mariposa…

We met Vincent Ahehehinnou, historical singer of Benin’s Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou.

Notre reporter local vous fait découvrir un véritable panorama de la musique africaine à Lisbonne !