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.

The Nigerian rapper Olamide released a 6th studio album that wears its name well : The Glory.

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.

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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 […]

PAM revient aujourd’hui sur l’histoire de No Format, ce label passé maître dans l’art de ciseler des bijoux musicaux.

Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band’s Wede Harer Guzo is the third release on Awesome Tapes From Africa for Ethiopian keyboard and accordion maestro. In the years since Shemonmuanaye, Mergia has revamped his touring career, playing […]