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Tag: Africa

Lauryn Hill’s Diaspora Calling Festival Brought Africans, Its Global Diaspora, and Caribbeans Together in the UK

More than 35,000 people gathered at Milton Keynes National Bowl for Lauryn Hill’s UK debut of Diaspora Calling.

MWANA MOKONZI: YA LEVIS, A CAREER BUILT ON CONGOLESE HERITAGE, FAITH, FAMILY AND AUTHENTICITY

How the Franco-Congolese artist transforms love, spirituality and his roots into a body of work that resonates across the world

GEORGIANA VIOU

The Woman Who Turned a Michelin Star Into a Movement

Mzansi Bass: The South African Underground Compilation Reimagining Black Rave Music

Curated by Shannen SP, TraTraTrax’s first sampler, Mzansi Bass, did not only bring together Gqom, 3-step, and Amapiano but also ballroom, jungle, dubstep, U.K. bass, baile funk, and other international sound system cultures with bass at their core.

Who Will Be Nigeria’s Next Global Superstar? 7 Artists Poised for International Breakthroughs

The artists leading Nigeria’s next musical chapter are not trying to become the next Burna Boy or Tems; they’re building worlds of their own, and the world is beginning to pay attention.

From Johannesburg to Ibiza: How Vanco Became South Africa’s Next Big Export

From surviving cancer and leaving quantity surveying behind to conquering Ibiza, Vanco’s journey through reinvention has positioned him as one of South Africa’s most exciting exports.

Why African Music Is More Collaborative Than Ever

Through collaboration artists are expanding their audiences and creating new sounds.

The Sound of Staying True: How African Electronic Artists Are Building Global Connections

African electronic artists are proving that the strongest route to a global audience is staying rooted in where you come from.

The African Musicians Bringing Jazz Into the Mainstream

From South Africa’s jazz-inflected Amapiano to Ethiopia’s enduring Ethio-jazz tradition, a new generation of African musicians are proving that jazz does not have to stay in the jazz room.

Aya Nakamura Joins Davido on His 6th Album ORIADÉ

The French-Malian singer is among the artists featured on the 13-track album.

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