For this International Women’s Day, PAM has compiled a playlist in which African or Afro-descendant women are the central characters. It is meant as a tribute to women, their struggles, as well as their past and future victories.

UK rapper and son of Ghanaian immigrants, Kojey Radical, releases his much anticipated debut album, narrated by his mother and introducing a “space and bass” sound full of funky horns and cerebral lyrics.

This week, Kojey Radical gives a Reason to Smile narrated by his Ghanaian mother, Cruel Santino (formerly Santi) is back for an alté revival…

The futuristic Senegalese artist continues his exploration of the worlds from the capital city in constant mutation, which he named “Neo Dakar”. For PAM, he breaks down his approach and tells us about his love of all things fusion.

Giant of Egyptian trap, rapper Wegz continues to expand his musical palette with afrobeats inspired single. Originally from the Al Wardian neighborhood in Alexandria, Wegz has been putting his stamp on rap since 2017. At […]

This week, The Ano Nobo Quartet pays tribute to the great poet, K.O.G engages the Black Atlantic, Ozadya takes us back to the club and Zoocci Coke Dope shares his anxiogenic rap.

The producer, who largely forged the sound of contemporary South African trap, is set to release a new project, set in anger and resentment. He opens up to us about his anxieties. “At first I […]

Skales breaks down his multi-decade career as one of Nigeria’s original superstars and his return on the scene with his new album Sweet Distractions.