No matter how much you try to avoid any hackneyed horse riding comparison or equestrian references, you’ll eventually mention them,...
With its West Africa exhibition in its final days, a sold out British Library welcomed London’s Afrobeat aficionados in a...
Soothsayers are among the leading underground, reggae and dub bands this side of Jamaica. They also love a bit of...
Ahead of their Passing Clouds gig last weekend, we caught up with Ibibio Sound Machine front woman, Eno Williams, to have...
Tonight, the Jazz Café audience are here to get down and check out Eliane Correa’s latest creation Eliane Correa &...
They did it again, for the sixth time in a row… Last Friday and Saturday, London Remixed Festival mixed &...
Since his contribution to the soundtrack of Jim Jarmusch’s 2005 movie Broken Flowers Ethiopian musician Mulatu Astatke has become a...
They said you’d never forget your first time, and even if Bixiga 70’s performance at Rich Mix was your second, third...
Loundo (Un Jour) is the coming-of-age, debut album from Guinean-born Moh! Kouyaté. A protégé of the Mandingo tradition, Kouyaté is establishing...
The new album by Barcelona-based singer Aziza Brahim from Western Sahara is a masterpiece in the expression of displacement felt...
Harking back to the traditions of the dance bands of 1970’s Colombia, Haiti, Trinidad, Cuba and Africa, Sidestepper’s Supernatural Love...
A highly expectant crowd of Kings Place world music regulars were treated to Vieux Farka Touré’s stunning guitarwork this Wednesday...