From his come-up with “Sade” to his pop era transition into the mainstream, Adekunle Gold has now made a name for himself as a top tier artist in Nigeria. We spoke to Adekunle about switching up his style, growing as a person, fatherhood, and his most recent music.

We spoke with Muzi about his fourth album Interblaktic, a defiant merger of local South African genres and a new generation of space-age electronic full of love, romance, self empowerment, and intergalatic adventures.

The Carnation Revolution spelled the end of Portugal’s colonial empire. From Cape Verde to Angola, Mozambique to Guinea-Bissau, we look back to the soundtrack of the years of liberation.

This week it is the turn of Kaval, live from Toulouse, to bring his sound to the PAM Club, a resonant, percussive mix inhabited by the sound system spirit. Until then, Rémi Kaval’s only tool […]

The two musicians team up again on a new project, slated for an October 22 release.  Though they share an ancestral connection to Africa, the respective birthplaces of piano virtuoso Omar Sosa and kora Maestro […]

The Nairobi queen encourages gratitude in a warm-hearted new video.  With her previous album, She, released in 2018, Muthoni Drummer Queen reinterpreted the “Motown formula” in a Generation Z style. Following on from her feminist […]

The Ghanaian dancehall star returns with a new single, recorded and shot in Ghana with South African rapper Focalistic, ahead of #Album 5.  As one of the most important West African dancehall and reggae singers, […]

See out the summer in style with this future club banger from Nigerian artist L.A.X. Known for his signature fusion of Afrobeats, Afropop, fuji and amapiano, 27-year-old L.A.X. effortlessly transitions from club bangers to sensual […]