The British rapper delivers a hip-hop masterclass brilliantly combining a contentious message alongside a video shot at London’s Natural History Museum. Little Simz’s forthcoming new album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert set to arrive September 3rd […]
The label World Circuit is releasing for the first time a sumptuous concert where the kora maestro performs with the London Symphony Orchestra. PAM contacted him in Abidjan to talk about this groundbreaking experience.
With his seventh album, The Rich Are Only Defeated When Running for Their Lives, the Caribbean artist delivers a revolutionary message wrapped in irresistible swing. Anthony Joseph is a british poet and musician deeply connected […]
Shabaka Hutchings talks Dogon cosmology, African flutes and the field recordings of Hugh Tracey ahead of the release of the new Sons of Kemet album, Black To The Future
With her video for “What’s Good,” the German-Ghanaian singer encourages us to focus on self-love and positivity. Y’akoto grew up with a Ghanaian father and a German mother. Born in Hamburg, she has traveled the […]
The American rapper preaches love : for oneself, for others and for a (healthy) life, rather than advocating the swag and the ego-tripping beefs of other rappers. Values that infuse Beautiful Révolution (part 1), his new album featuring guests Stevie Wonder, Lenny Kravitz, and Chuck D.
In a lead up to his upcoming album Red Reign, Konshens drops the hit ready track, “Pay For It”, accompanied by a popular and seductive music video with dancehall singer Spice and producer Rvssian.
In conversation with Xhosa Cole on the Pan-African nature of jazz, the importance of looking back to move forward, and the capacity for activism and rejoice through music.