Concierto en Reading, Inglaterra

Afriquoi performing “Seddik” at Sofar London on June 7th, 2016. We put on more than 10 shows every month in London, see upcoming dates and sign-up for tickets here: http://www.sofarsounds.com/signup Host a Sofar show http://www.sofarsounds.com/about/ho... See the full list of show dates here: http://www.sofarsounds.com/london (Sofar Sounds London, Show 3576) Find us on Facebook and Twitter for more information - http://www.facebook.com/sofarsounds http://www.facebook.com/SofarSounds... http://twitter.com/Sofarsounds http://twitter.com/sofarlondon Artist: Afriquoi For a new gig every day, along with playlists, features and more, subscribe to Sofar here: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToSofar Directed by: Otalia Onta Edited by: Pavel Radu www.pavelradu.net Cinematographers: Otalia Onta & Daniel Babusca Sound: Diego Benalcazar

Muntchako: Samuel Mota - Guitarras, banjo, synths, samples e programações. Rodrigo Barata - Bateria, bateria eletrônica e samples Macaxeira Acioli - Percussão, percussão eletrônica e samples. Realização: Libertem Barrabás! Filmes, Tao Luz e Movimento, Frame Cinema Digital, Yucca Frita Produções Culturais, Tamareira Cultura e Arte Patrocínio: Hiper Espaço e Financiamento Coletivo por meio do Catarse Apoio Cultural: Cervejaria Criolina, Planalto Transporte e Supermercados Big Box Elenco: Rodrigo Barata, Macaxeira Acioli, Samuel Mota, Oga Julia, Max Panconesi Direção: André Miranda Consultoria Criativa : Oriol Barberà Roteiro: André Miranda e Tâmara Habka Coordenação de Produção: Tâmara Habka Produção: Isabela Franco Produção de Locação: Larissa Rolim Assistente de Produção: Luna Moreno/ Sandra Cardoso/ Luan Autuori/ Regina Pahl Assistente de Direção: Alessandro Resende Direção de Fotografia: André Miranda Foquista: Flavio Chacal Geromel 2º Assistente de Câmera: Rafael Vieira Eletricista/Maquinista: Wilha Dimpa Still: Thais Mallon Making Off: Julia Nogueira Direção de Arte: Tâmara Habka Figurino: Raoni Vieira Maquiagem: Ana Pieroni Cenotécnica: Odmar Miranda e Carmen Santiago Assistente de Arte: Luan Autuori Assistente de Figurino: Leo Lima Confecção de figurinos: Rosangela Ferrugem e Ray Mendel Edição: André Miranda Efeitos Especiais e finalização: Rodrigo Senna Colorização: Isabela Padilha Consultoria em artes marciais: Caio de Miranda Dublês: Caio Miranda, Camila Alencar e Indy Muñoz

Live at The Duke(Deptford) June 2016 Soft Wax presents Reggae got Soul (Deptford Dub Club) Video by Anand Singh

Performance - 3 July 2016 Originally from the Swahili-speaking part of Eastern Congo, Les Mangelepa have released more than 13 albums and penned some of East Africa’s best-loved songs. The band was formed as an offshoot of Orchestre Baba National of Baba Gaston, which first arrived in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in 1972 and soon started recording with the Tanzania Film Company and another label called Sindimba. In 1973 they boarded an OTC bus to Nairobi to record. Once in the Kenyan capital, after playing for some time with Baba Gaston at the Inn on the Park restaurant at Uhuru Park and composing 'Kakolele Viva Christmas', the talented youngsters abandoned their mentor and formed Orchestre Les Mangelepa in 1976. Their name comes from 'Mangelepa', a dance that had been invented by founding member Kabanze Evany while still in Gaston's band. The group's growing popularity in Kenya attracted other Congolese bands and before long there was cut-throat competition in Nairobi between Les Mangelepa, Les Kinois, Super Mazembe, and Viva Makale. Their ongoing success is testament to the influence of Congolese music on Kenya’s music scene, particularly in terms of. They were at the centre of the East Africa Rumba sound, in contrast to the Congolese soukous that dominated African pop music in the 1980s and 90s. Orchestre Les Mangelepa have thrilled fans throughout the region - including Zambia, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania - by churning out hits such as ‘Embakasi’, ‘Maindusa’, ‘Walter’ and ‘Safari ya Mangelepa’. Their brilliant arrangements and superbly crafted songs have kept legions dancing to their beat, aided by guitars, brass and vocal harmonies.

Soundspecies rehearsing for their upcoming show at Village Underground (23rd April, 2018) The song they are performing is ‘Meme’ from their recent album ‘Soundspecies and Ache Meyi’ on MANANA//Records Luzmira Zerpa - Vocals Randy Lester - Congas Nathaniel Keen - Guitar

See more at http://www.bbc.co.uk/later Zara McFarlane performs Fussin' and Fightin' on Later… with Jools Holland, BBC Two (24 October 2017)

AWALÉ performing Mulatu of their debut album Just Have To Grow, UK release May 28th 2012. itunes : https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/... Vocals: Badiaa Bouhrizi Guitar : Thibaut Remy Congas : Oreste Noda Tenor Sax : Ben Somers Trumpet : Joe Auckland Bass : Will Collier Drums : Ben Reynolds Timbales, Shekere : Jozef Berk www.awale.co.uk Recorded in London at the Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen on March 14th 2012 by yougig.co and Miguan Ascanio Mixed and edited by saltfishaudio.co.uk

ITACARAÍ (Single 2017): https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/i... Music by Tuca Milan written in Tupi-Guarani words. Arranged by Let Drum Beat On the video: Alba - Guitar & Ganza Bea - Caxixis Lizzie - Caixa do Divino Tuca - Caixa do Divino On the original soundtrack ITACARAI: Alba Cabral: Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Gungas, Ganza. Bea Shantifa: Vocal Lizzie Ogle: Vocal. Marta Riccardi: Electric Bass Tuca Milan: Vocal, Caixa do Divino, Gungas, Caxixi, Agogo, Xequere, Sementes & field recording in Sao Paulo. Recorded by David Bryceland at Stables Studio - London / UK 2016 Mixed & Mastered by Enrico de Paoli - RJ / Brazil. Filmed by Tatu Mantovani. Edited by Anand Singh Logo by Prila Paiva - Estudio OcaHaru - SP / Brazil. https://soundcloud.com/letdrumbeat https://twitter.com/LetDrumBeat https://facebook.com/letdrumbeat https://instagram.com/let.drum.beat

DAKAR AUDIO CLUB performs the song "SOSSUL MA" for BalconyTV. Subscribe to us right now at http://bit.ly/15yj4oc 'Like' us on Facebook - http://Facebook.com/balconytv Follow us on Twitter - http://Twitter.com/balconytv PRESENTED BY MATT CALDER Genre transcending ..A mix of traditional Malian Blues ,Soukouss , Highlife and Reggae but also modern sounds.. in a nutshell inspired by the sounds you would hear on a crackly transistor radio walking the streets of Dakar , Lagos or Banjul. Highlights of our journey so far include Supporting Misty in Roots UK tour at Exeter Phoenix , Headlining Exeter Respect Festival's Acoustic Tent , Brisfest 2013 , Worldbeat @ Timepiece. Our music has featured on BBC Introducing , BBC Radio Devon and Phonic FM , Beautiful Days 2014 , Supporting Baka Beyond at Exeter Phoenix , Exeter Respect Mainstage , Bradninch Festival. http://www.dakaraudioclub.com CREDITS / SPONSORS Camera - Cate Calder Audio / Post Production - Big Tree. www.bigtreestudio.co.uk Thanks to Rhys and staff at Samuel Jones, Exeter. www.samueljonesexeter.co.uk Tune in again to BalconyTV //

Pollito Boogaloo - Cumbia Live at St. Jame's Tavern, Brighton, UK on 27 Feb 2011 Pollito Boogaloo (little dancing chicken) play afro-colombian roots music drawing from classic 60s cumbia, vallenato and puya and mixing in a little dub and some Haitian voodoo! more info: ( http://www.reverbnation.com/pollito... ) ( http://www.facebook.com/pollitoboog... ) In this video: Rafael Berrio - el cantante, Nigel Broderick - el accordeonista, Simon C. Russell - el bajista, Chris Taylor - el conguero. Pollito Boogaloo performs at St James Tavern in Brighton's Kemp Town on the 2nd and 4th sunday of each month. (2011)