![Daily Discovery: Mano Azagaia – Ai de Nós c/ Amen Hill, Amélia Charlton e Dalton Simão Clemente [Vídeo Oficial]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/117949hqdefault-335x251.jpg)
Check out the brand-new single and video by Mozambican singer/songwriter and MC Mano Azagaia featuring Amen Hill, Amélia Charlton and Dalton Simão Clemente. “Ai de Nós” (Woe to Us) is a reflection on the various attacks that have been recently carried out in the province of Cabo Delgado also criticising...
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More than a style or musical region, October’s appointment with Rhythm Passport’s Global Sundays at Hootananny is dedicated to an artist currently enriching and brightening the London music scene, Mohammed Yahya. Founding member of Native Sun, as well as bilingual rapper, poet, educator and events organiser, Mohammed is a 360-degree...
Malawian music might not be the most renowned on these particular shores of the Atlantic, but still it’s one of the most enjoyable and danceable sounds in Africa, if not all over the world, and in a few days’ time, Madalitso Band will be at St Mary’s Music Hall in...
It happened a few days ago now, but when great men (and musicians) pass away, you always need some time to digest the news. That happened to us, as we were and still are Oliver Mtukudzi’s mere fans and supporters. However, for the people of Zimbabwe, Tuku’s death has been...
![Album Review: Mokoomba – Luyando [Outhere Records, 10th March 2017]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/a1234498746_10-335x335.jpg)
Five years since their debut breakthrough album Rising Tide, Mokoomba return with Luyando – a focused, soulful and emotive collection of songs paying homage to their Zimbabwean culture. In the intervening years, the six-piece from Chinotimba Township, Victoria Falls have toured extensively – taking their blend of Zimrock and traditional...