Afropop songs

Obongjayar prescribes a vocal tincture of joy and self love with "Happy Head" a truly needed medicine for the times. While the track itsself might be...

This week French act TSHEGUE released the film clip for their striking a single "Muanapoto."  An electrifying explosion of African rhythms, tribal po...

My body seems oddly confused while listening to quartet Bokito's single "Better At Getting Worse." The way I see it there are two possible reactions t...

Yes. This is what I'm talking about. London-based, Dutch-Zimbabwean, Afro-pop-rooted Rina Mushonga's latest single "Ata|antA" is without a doubt one o...

Maaaaaaaan, what a cute track. Or cute sounding, at least.  "Babylon" comes as the second track from LA-based Jesiah, and it's certainly made an impr...

Akwaaba Music from Accra, Ghana took this track off of private for me to review (I love them). They have an amazing library of artists from all over A...

If you need a musical kick-start this week, Melbourne's Broadway Sounds has one bound to get you going again. Having already caught our attention with...

I'm definitely feeling the African beats that have been gracing my inbox. This special edit of Lea Lignanzi comes as a free gift from London-based Bag...

Forming earlier this year after the demise of their other band, Keebo,  the trio of Rhapsody Gonzalez (vocals/guitar/synth), Amy Maskell (vocals/guita...

Through a combination of a great backstory and some fantastic tunes, South Africa's John Wizards are currently drawing praise from all angles.One such...

Gilles Peterson's Brownswood label is one of the best at signing and bringing through some of music's most exciting players, and their newest signee, ...

I always look forward to hearing new music by Body Parts because it's always so damn fun. I am yet again impressed as I listen to their new single, "U...

Although wall-to-wall sunlight is rare in our parts of the world, its pretty much the norm in Ghana, meaning that they've really got that sunny sound ...

It's good to have friends. Every once in a while, I hit a wall and think I have reached capacity in my brain and daily life for discovering new music....

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It's an interesting phenomenon to hear a song for the first time and feel unsure about whether you appreciate it fully. It could be that the soul of t...

This track sees Sudanese musician Emmanuel Kar remixed by Olof Dreijer, best known as one half of The Knife.The African vibe of the original is given ...

If Just a Band was based in New York City, they may have already taken the world by storm. No matter. I'm still confident they'll break into the scene...