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Pause for a minute and think about it. If the whole of Africa wanted to record one album, how would we even begin?
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Which genres would carry the songs? Afrobeats? The many variants of Highlife from L...
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There is a moment in many African households: at weddings, coronations, naming ceremonies, even before going to war, where the air shifts. Someone begins to chant. Not quite singing, not quite speaking, no...
Picture the room going quiet for a second, the way it does right before something interesting is about to happen.
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On one side, Amapiano walks in first, because Amapiano always seems to arrive exactly w...
Every so often, a genre comes along that refuses to ask permission. Gengetone is one of those.
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To understand it, you have to go back a little further, to genge, the Nairobi sound of...
Cuban music’s influence on African sound is almost impossible to ignore. It runs through Congolese rumba and soukous, through kizomba and semba, and further back still, through the deep roots Yoruba indigenous religion put down in Cuba itse...
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