Tag Archives: Mozambique
After introducing Don Jaga and his Afro-Luso urban sound, it’s time to do the same with the main act of our upcoming Sounds of the World gig at the Garrison Church, happening on Sunday 18th of July organised in partnership with Tramshed. As well as being a good old friend of...
![Daily Discovery: Mano Azagaia – Ai de Nós c/ Amen Hill, Amélia Charlton e Dalton Simão Clemente [Vídeo Oficial]](https://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...
At times, we are the first to lose track of how many exciting music events happen in London each month, so we have decided to offer you some sort of “public musical service”, meant for all the locals and passers-by, with the aim of suggesting where to listen to some...
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...
View Cheb Lila bio here In his very first mix, especially crafted for Rhythm Passport, Cheb Lila embarks on a journey through some of his favourite contemporary sounds emanating from the African continent and the Middle East. This sonic incursion into Cheb Lila’s sonority will kick off with the charming...
If London had its own soundtrack, it would have to include a Native Sun tune. The duo composed of Mohammed Yahya & Sarina Leah are one of the most truthful musical portrayals of the British capital, gathering together an all-embracing influence, ranging from South-East Africa to the Caribbean islands and mirroring the...
![Album Review: Deltino Guerreiro – Eparaka [Kongoloti Records, February 2016]](https://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/deltino-guerreiro-eparaka-335x335.jpeg)
Eparaka, the debut album from Deltino Guerreiro from Maputo, Mozambique is bursting with vitality. There is a definable Portuguese influence to this African Soul in the guitar playing, rhythms and vocal style. Deltino’s voice is reminiscent of Cape Verde’s Tcheka in this way, though it is lighter and more poppy...
Seven years and not a single itch…we still unconditionally love Open the Gate and we will surely join them for their Festival on the 5th of June at Rich Mix. The 7th Anniversary of the cultural organisation will be a full-day celebration of what they do best: organise events and...
