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PAM Club: Summer Bounce by Nicky Summers
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PAM Club: Summer Bounce by Nicky Summers

The London princess of amapiano opens a parenthesis between two residences to concoct an elegant PAM Club translating her love for South African house! Born in London to Jamaican parents, Nicky Summers was exposed to […]

The Super Yamba Band invites Osei Korankye on an afro-funk EP
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The Super Yamba Band invites Osei Korankye on an afro‑funk EP

The Brooklyn-based afrobeat collective collaborates with renowned Ghanaian musician Osei Korankye on an EP for the prestigious Ubiquity label. PAM invites you to listen to the track “Yen Ni Agoro” in preview. After occasional collaborations […]

Goodbye, Manu! A tribute to our African uncle
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Goodbye, Manu! A tribute to our African uncle

PAM pays tribute to Manu Dibango, who left us one year ago, on 24 March 2020. The musician, a generous pioneer, has built bridges between Africa and the rest of the world. A look back at the first chapters of his fantastic novel-like life.

Jason Tamba goes solo on “Gethsemane” with album on the way
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Jason Tamba goes solo on "Gethsemane" with album on the way

The Congolese musician and former member of Afro Fiesta takes his world renowned talents solo with a single announcing his debut album Don’t Give Up. Born in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of […]

Busi Mhlongo, South Africa’s urban punk king
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Busi Mhlongo, South Africa’s urban punk king

Writing about Busi Mhlongo is quite an emotional task and it’s this constant negotiation between language’s failure and the most optimistic part of me that absolutely needs to deliver the truth about Mhlongo’s importance in […]

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Candido: Dancin’ & Prancin’ (1979)
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Candido’s Dancin’ & Prancin’

A look back at the bongo innovator and thousand finger man, Cándido Camero Guerra’s, 1979 Afro-Cuban disco masterpiece. Cándido Camero Guerra known simply as Candido is one of the pioneers of Afro-Cuban jazz and an […]

The violin, pulling on the heartstrings of Africa
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The violin, pulling on the heartstrings of Africa

The violin – in all its forms – undoubtably plays a major role in the music of the African continent. Here we present an overview of the stringed instrument, played by those who made it famous in the past, as well as those who celebrate its resonance today.

Aṣa breathes fresh air with new album, V
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Aṣa breathes fresh air with new album, V

Aṣa talks to PAM about her artistic vision and upbringing to celebrate the release of her latest album, V, a project that act local and thinks global.