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Le Guess Who? Festival: the way forward
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Le Guess Who? Festival: the way forward

Both uncompromising and genre-defying, the highly influential Le Guess Who? festival celebrated its 13th edition between November 7th – 10th in Utrecht, Netherlands, under miraculous sunshine. We report from inside of the exemplary festival. Embrace […]

The 5 best Nigeria-Ghana collaborations
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The 5 best Nigeria‑Ghana collaborations

Music stars from the two West African giants have made some gems together. There has always a strong relationship between Nigeria and Ghana. The West African countries are perhaps two of the most cooperative nations […]

Fela’s stories: Confusion Break Bone
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Fela's stories: Confusion Break Bone

When I say confusionEverything out of-ee controlWhen everything out-ee of control-eeE go be say, it Pafuka-oh (Pafuka na quench) Abidjan, 2001: I receive an unlikely offer. I’m invited to stage the play Le Fou du […]

Top 5 Burna Boy anthems
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Top 5 Burna Boy anthems

Songs which, in its moments of freshness and clout, captured the world of its inhabitants. Both 2018 and 2019 has belonged to Burna Boy. The afrofusion artiste, born in July 1991, is a ferocious talent. As many […]

The best of 2019: halftime edition
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The best of 2019: halftime edition

As we reach the midway point of 2019, here is a top 60 of the year’s best albums so far. Graphic Illustration by Julie Jargeais This first half of the year has been a very fruitful year for […]

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BOJ features an All-Star Ghanaian line up on ‘Awolowo’
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BOJ features an All‑Star Ghanaian line up on 'Awolowo'

Nigeria’s Alté artiste BOJ has premiered a new song featuring some of Ghana’s finest artistes. Like the title suggests, it is a treatise on a problematic relationship and the role money plays in it. DRB […]

Fela’s stories: Sorrow Tears and Blood
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Fela’s stories: Sorrow Tears and Blood

Binda Ngazolo, whose training owes a lot to Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s albums, revisits the meaning and context of some of his most remarkable songs. In Fela’s own words. Today, “Sorrow Tears and Blood”

Reggae, 1989 and the legend of Ras Kimono
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Reggae, 1989 and the legend of Ras Kimono

An artist does not know the greatest hits man. It’s the masses that decide and they listen to your lyrics and what you say then decide and make a decision of your greatest, but I […]