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Gao rap icon Babsy Konaté drops debut album, Tounga
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Gao rap icon Babsy Konaté drops debut album, Tounga

The label Sahel Sounds releases Tounga, a collection of 10 years of solo productions by Babsy Konaté, ambassador of Gao Rap in northern Mali.

10 Ghanaian artists to watch in 2023
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10 Ghanaian artists to watch in 2023

Discover a selection of buzzing new Ghanaian artists who are set to make their mark on 2023. These are artists who have made their mark locally and are ready to take the mainstream and shoot their shot on the global stage.

A soundtrack to Nigerian protest music
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A soundtrack to Nigerian protest music

Nigerians went to the polls to usher in a new era of Nigerian politics. As the nation comes to terms with the results, PAM has provided a soundtrack of protest music to highlight the country’s historic and ongoing struggle for political justice. 

The 10 best albums of February 2023
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The 10 best albums of February 2023

Every month, PAM browses the pan-African scenes to offer a selection of ten fresh releases. This February, we’re vibing to Spinall’s compilation, exploring Algeria with Acid Arab, celebrating the life of AKA and more.

Sarkodie, from Tema to the world
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Sarkodie, from Tema to the world

The Ghanaian star is stretching his legacy, from a star-studded album to his critically acclaimed collaboration with the late Bob Marley, the Twi rapper is constantly pushing African hip-hop to new heights. 

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ACIL music initiative for Turkish, Syrian earthquake victims
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ACIL, music initiative for the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria

In less than 4 days, the French label Radio Chiguiro has gathered 49 tracks of global electronic music to form ACIL, a charity compilation whose entire proceeds will be donated to an NGO. Many artists from Africa and the diaspora took part in the movement.

The changing face of Nigerian street-pop
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The changing face of Nigerian street‑pop

PAM looks into the history and evolution of Nigeria’s street-pop from indigenous rap and foreign beats to neo-soul and Apala-fusion.

PAM Club: Lazy Flow, the chameleon
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PAM Club: Lazy Flow, the chameleon

The day after the release of Paris Bouillon Club, an essential collection of his latest bangers, Lazy Flow honors the art of DJing behind the decks of PAM Club.