Afro Futurist songs

“Fire” is the first single off Onipa’s fierce debut album, We No Be Machine. Encapsulating a sense of fiery afro-futurism, layered with delicious and ...

Discouraged from gathering publicly, Susan had half-jokingly suggested a Skype dinner date. When everyone's plate was finally dished up, and modem con...

The lounge walls suddenly turn blurry. Checking the clock again, when was it that Mr. Daniels said he wanted to meet in the Hôtel de La Poste lobby?  ...

How about this as a sterling way to wake up on Monday morning? The '80s are very much still alive, they're probably in their 30s and avoid using Faceb...

This is a project I've been interested in since I saw their NPR Tiny Desk Concert performance. Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah is a Grammy nominated ar...

Spoek Mathambo's solo return is nothing short of the spiritual awakening you think you had at Burning Man (or your country's equivalent). He employs ...

Rest my child. Have a stool to sit on and perhaps a glass of water as well. You're being exposed to some seriously large sounds both literally and met...

As we wind down this torrid year it's refreshing to still be receiving such enjoyable music. Considering that celebrities can become president so easi...

Essentially the goat cheese of music, Broadway Sounds managed to create a unique cut of afro futurist music that sounds very similar to Nigeria's Fela...

Back at it again on a new SoundCloud account is Cape Town's local favorite Maramza. He's hijacked a Drake song, but my God has he done some serious wo...

Stockholm's freshest export Seinabo Sey spawned the hit "Younger," which has seen it's fair share of remixes. My favorite was Kygo's mellow electro tr...