Vieux Farka Touré‘s sixth solo album, Les Racines [the roots], was released on June 10th 2022 via World Circuit. The album’s sole purpose was to address more of the unavoidable conflicts going on in Mali today, not forgetting the fundamental topics at the core of this music. In light of the lockdowns in 2020, Vieux...
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The first time we listened to Santrofi and the singles preceding their debut album Alewa, it was quite a revelation. A band of young and even younger Ghanaian musicians sounding bright, original and at the same time, fully dedicated and reverent to their country’s recent past tradition. The Accra-based collective...
![Daily Discovery: Linda Ayupuka – Yine Faamam (Official Video) [From album, God Created Everything, June 24, 2022]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/125499hqdefault-335x251.jpg)
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Check out the brand-new video by Muyo, a Brussels-based singer/songwriter and producer who blends West African rhythmics with rarefied electro-pop arrangements and dancy vibes. Titled ‘L’Eau’ (Water) the tune is “inspired by the element and the ancestral memories it can evoke” You can find more info here: https://linktr.ee/muyoworld
Not many musicians can boast that they have played and are still playing a crucial role in music history. That’s why we are more than honoured to welcome you to Woolwich and present you with a good and proper institution of West African and the UK scene. On Saturday the...
“SOKÉ WO” is the new single by Togolese artist Dogo. The song is based on Akpesse-Bobobo rhythm played by Ewe people in the Region des Plateaux in Togo. “The dance has its roots from Wusuta and in the ‘Highlife’ popular music across West African countries and is generally performed...