Maya Amolo gets reflective on ‘Leave me at the Pregame’
Maya Amolo’s ‘Leave Me at the Pregame’ HOLD A MIRROR TO LOVE Party enthusiasts know the pregame is only the first step to an awesome night. Pre-game is a millennial culture of getting drinks somewhere before heading out for a night out. It’s usually where groups of friends co
Tano Jackson returns with ‘Sunday Someday’
Tano Jackson is easily the jack of all trades in Ghanaian creative collective SuperJazzClub. He’s dipped his feet in everything: including fashion design, photography, filmmaking, writing and illustration. You can say he is also the master of all. In February 2020, he teamed up with photographer a
Kibra’s ‘Another Sun’ Celebrates Black skin
ERITREAN-CANADIAN SINGER KIBRA ENLISTS GHANAIAN KO-JO CUE IN AN UPLIFTING SONG CELEBRATING BLACKNESS View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kibra Tesfaye (@kibramusic) on Jun 9, 2020 at 6:17pm PDT The last few months have been overwhelming, but necessary. Black Lives Matter protests and
Organic EP – Wunda B
Wunda B composes the score for 2020 for Organic EP 14 Harmattan Rain · Organic EP – Wunda B Wunda B is a music producer and film score composer based in Nigeria. He’s been making music since I was 8 years old. Born to Ghanaian and Nigerian parents, his style is heavily influenced by bot
HIDDEN GEMS
Featuring names that some may not have heard of, Hidden Gems playlist highlights the stowaways yet to garner mainstream attention across Africa. These are the Hidden Gems that slipped through our fingers the first time around! From easy listening jams by Sir Bastien to the captivating flows by Ghana
