A few days ago, we met with Trinidadian poet and writer Anthony Joseph in a coffee shop in Brixton. It...
The hype machine is running at full speed and the infamous term (I’m sorry…) ‘UK Jazz’ is the hot topic...
Making her UK performance debut earlier this year at WOMAD UK, Turkish singer-songwriter and producer Gaye Su Akyol is definitely...
Waaju’s self-titled first LP came out in May to a small crowd in Swan’s Wharf, during the Giant Steps summer...
Amira Kheir is no stranger to making critically acclaimed albums, this latest instalment being her third full-length release for Sterns...
Plaza Francia presents Plaza Francia Orchestra on the Because Music label, September 2018. Born of the critically acclaimed success story...
It’s that party time of year again: tastemakers have their eyes on the city as London gets glammed up to...
Gentleman’s Dub Club are a staple dub eight-piece outfit based in London who produced their debut album Open Your Eyes...
On Thursday 25th October, Mokoomba came all the way from Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe to play to a rather diverse...
In times when the Afro-Brazilian bond is vilified and almost censured, an album like Bixiga 70’s Quebra Cabeça is more...
A band steeped in societal message, Bokanté strive to bring more awareness to social abstraction and human indifference. Through a...
I had the pleasure of meeting Afrocidade in September and accompanying them as part of their London tour, watching them...