The most significant wind instrument in West Africa is the algaita, a large oboe-like instrument. It has a strong, almost piercing sound that can be heard for miles, ideal for open-air festivities and ...

Afrobeat is no longer just a Nigerian or African genre—it’s a global phenomenon. With its infectious rhythms, vibrant beats, ...

Find out more at the Young Reporter website. Afrobeat, a genre combining traditional African music with jazz, funk, and highlife, gained global popularity in the past decade. Originating in Nigeria in ...

Gidibadas$, a rising star from Lagos, Nigeria, is making waves in the Afrobeat and Afropop scene. With his unique blend of ...

Find out more at the Young Reporter website. Afrobeat, a genre combining traditional African music with jazz, funk, and highlife, gained global popularity in the past decade. Originating in ...

On Sunday, 10 November premier Afro-fusion world music ensemble Abavuki will present their latest offering, The Right Key, at ...

A renowned De Montfort University, Leicester (DMU) professor recently took centre stage as the featured artist at a ...

Known for their infectious energy and hit songs, The Muffinz will add a special touch to the evening with their unique blend of urban and traditional African music. Experience the magic of the ...

The biggest night in music, the South African Music Awards (SAMAs) took place on Saturday, October 2 and some of the biggest names in music were celebrated. Presenter Minnie Dlamini was the host ...

The 30th South African Music Awards celebrated the nation’s vibrant music scene with electrifying performances and heartfelt tributes, honouring the artists who shape South Africa’s dynamic sound.

Enjoy a vibrant celebration in the heart of Shanghai with this exciting festival set to bring together the best of Latin American and African music, dance, food and art.

GHANAIAN superstar Stonebwoy has returned with his sixth studio album, Up & Runnin6–a project that sees the artiste continuing to refine his signature ‘Afro-Dancehall’ sound.