With the stately new album History, Senegalese superstar Youssou N’Dour follows up his 2018 Prom and celebrates his 60th birthday....
Brixton has been known as the cultural home of Caribbean diasporic music since the years of the Windrush, but this...
Bahia, in northern Brazil, is known as being one of the largest hubs for Afro-Americans since the days of slavery....
Cementing Johannesburg as the third point in the triangle of modern jazz, this album transcends the traditional boundaries of genres...
The same old Ruby Rushton..? Not this time. Ruby Rushton have released their fourth studio album. Led by Tenderlonius, but...
On their second album, Altin Gün bring more of their Eastern promise to the fore with a diverse selection of...
Black Flower are now onto their third album for Sdban Ultra. The five-piece from Ghent in Belgium are described as...
“People always underestimate the tuba” observes Theon Cross, whose new album Fyah sets out to put this straight with fierce...
Before its association with elevators and beige dinner parties, jazz was all about making people dance with a sense of...
As a producer, Prince Fatty is eclectic, working across the board; his collaborations read like a who’s who from the...
Bridging de generations, Inna De Yard were formed when reggae stars Ken Boothe, Cedric Myton (of the legendary Congos), Winston...
We are going to be honest from the beginning; listening to Ifriqiyya Électrique, as much as writing about them, is...