By now, you’d already know that we don’t like charts, ranks or hierarchies. So, of course, we have compiled a list of our favourite albums of the year (next to songs and videos), but more than a ranking, we prefer to call our choices a “music guide to 2018”. To...
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We know that the curtain closed on 2018 more than a week ago but, given the incredible number of good tunes released throughout the year, we also thought that it was better to take a few additional days to tidy up our music-listening. What follows is a playlist of the...
We thought about songs, but we couldn’t avoid doing justice to albums too and pointing out what excited us most in 2017. We decided to limit ourselves to 10 LPs already featured on Rhythm Passport, plus some more “personal” recommendations. …and even though people are saying that they don’t make music...
You can never get enough of Toots Hibbert and his inseparable Maytals That’s why after his latest London show at the Barbican there were friends, fans, and media all waiting in line to get a few words, a photo or just a glimpse of a true music legend, we had...
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Anyone who knows the story of Martyn Bennett cannot help but be moved by Grit, his final album released in 2003. He died of cancer just over a year later at the age of 33. At the time of its release, Real World described Grit as: “arguably one of the...
Follow our updates on social media 20:40, 31th July 2016 shaking up the garden! #Afriquoi #live #ecotricity #stage #womad2016 #afroelectro #London #afrobeats #jallykebbasusso #kora #electro #dance #rhythmpassport #rpatwomad #worldmusic #worldbeats #womad2016 #live #goodmusic #instamusic #goodvibes #festival #musicfestival #malmesbury A photo posted by Rhythm Passport (@rhythmpassport) on Jul 31, 2016 at...
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The first of its kind in Africa? – Femme Electronic is a movement supporting women in Uganda who are interested in learning to DJ and make electronic music. Led by DJ Rachael – the Kampala-based trailblazer DJ who is celebrating 20 years in the profession this year – the project...