Music and Ghanaian Politics
Musicians have always sang about African politics and the poor governance all over the continent. The iconic Fela Anikulapo-Kuti and the amazing Beninese vocalist Angélique Kidjo are known for their advocacy, boldly calling out incompetent African Governments and relentlessly addressing poverty and
The top 7 African wedding songs of all time
The hymnal “Here comes the Bride” is a classic wedding song known the world over. However, in West Africa where weddings are much of an occasion as any festival or part, the music selection can make or break the event. It does not matter if the wedding is extravagant, regal or unorthod
The Future of Live Music Events | Boiler Room x Ballantine’s True Music: In the Round.
Live music events always go beyond hearing the music. There’s something about packed space, loud music and high energy performances that elevates the songs we hear in playlists to phenomenal experiences. Shows transform listeners into fans and fans into super fans, and creates an opportunity for m
On the Rise: Jess ETA
Jess ETA is staying in Balance with new EP Nigerian musician Jess ETA released his EP Balance in September 2020, and since then has won the hearts of many, racking up a huge number of plays across streaming platforms. Although numbers continue to be a marker of success, this EP gains its triumph fro
Julian Marley preaches love on new single “Mother Nature”
As the world grinds to a halt due to COVID-19, some artists are redefining what their music is and what they represent. For Jamaican musician Julian Marley, music is his vessel to speak on his love for the earth. On his new single, Mother Nature, Julian Marley teams up with Reggae Legend Junior Reid
