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Orchestra Super Mazembe
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Orchestra Super Mazembe was a popular band based in Kenya playing Lingala (Soukous) music. The band had roots in Super Vox, a band formed in 1967 in Congo (then Zaire) and led by Mutonkole Lonwa Didos. The band moved to Nairobi in 1974 and changed its name to Orchestra Super Mazembe. Their bigges… read more -
Lemzo Diamono
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Lemzo Diamano was one of the hottest acts in Senegal in the 90's, it was the brain child of Musician Lamine Faye formerly of Diamano O… read moreLemzo Diamano was one of the hottest acts in Senegal in the 90's, it was the brain child of Musician Lamine Faye formerly of Diamano Oumar Pene. This group had wide recognition as it combine talents like Fallou Dieng, Mada Ba, Al… read moreLemzo Diamano was one of the hottest acts in Senegal in the 90's, it was the brain child of Musician Lamine Faye formerly of Diamano Oumar Pene. This group had wide recognition as it combine talents like Fallou Dieng, Mada Ba, Alioune Mbaye Nder, Amat Samb and Salaam Diallo. Most of the … read more -
Farafina
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Farafina is a music and dance group from Burkina Faso, established in 1978. Founded by balafon player Mahama Konaté, the group uses voices … read moreFarafina is a music and dance group from Burkina Faso, established in 1978. Founded by balafon player Mahama Konaté, the group uses voices and instruments including as the balafon, kora, djembe, bara, tama, [doum'doum), shekere, and… read moreFarafina is a music and dance group from Burkina Faso, established in 1978. Founded by balafon player Mahama Konaté, the group uses voices and instruments including as the balafon, kora, djembe, bara, tama, [doum'doum), shekere, and keyboard. Right from the beginning they were enthusiastical… read more -
Kaïssa
7,364 listeners
The new voice of Africa, Kaïssa’s high voltage performances combine sultry vocals and pulsating rhythms that captivate the imagination and … read moreThe new voice of Africa, Kaïssa’s high voltage performances combine sultry vocals and pulsating rhythms that captivate the imagination and thrill the senses. Kaïssa was born in Cameroon, where she spent her early years before relocating… read moreThe new voice of Africa, Kaïssa’s high voltage performances combine sultry vocals and pulsating rhythms that captivate the imagination and thrill the senses. Kaïssa was born in Cameroon, where she spent her early years before relocating to Paris with her family. While pursuing a law degree Kaïss… read more -
Remmy Ongala
9,519 listeners
Remmy Ongala (1947–2010) and his Super Matimila Orchestra are without doubt Tanzania’s most well known band, and have performed many times … read moreRemmy Ongala (1947–2010) and his Super Matimila Orchestra are without doubt Tanzania’s most well known band, and have performed many times in Europe and the USA. Remmy Ongala is originally from Zaire/Congo. He lost his mother when he was… read moreRemmy Ongala (1947–2010) and his Super Matimila Orchestra are without doubt Tanzania’s most well known band, and have performed many times in Europe and the USA. Remmy Ongala is originally from Zaire/Congo. He lost his mother when he was nine years old and had to take on the responsibility of rai… read more -
Geraldo Pino
27,670 listeners
Geraldo Pino (aka Gerald Pine), is one of the hidden heroes of African popular music. A singer, guitarist and bandleader from Sierra Leone,… read moreGeraldo Pino (aka Gerald Pine), is one of the hidden heroes of African popular music. A singer, guitarist and bandleader from Sierra Leone, Geraldo had a major influence on the burgeoning soul/funk/Afrobeat scene in West Africa during th… read moreGeraldo Pino (aka Gerald Pine), is one of the hidden heroes of African popular music. A singer, guitarist and bandleader from Sierra Leone, Geraldo had a major influence on the burgeoning soul/funk/Afrobeat scene in West Africa during the 1960s and 70s. He made a huge impression on the young Fela… read more -
Ba Cissoko
22,188 listeners
Ba Cissoko’s music is firmly grounded in the tradition of Guinean kora music, whilst embracing a wide array of modern influences. It is fo… read moreBa Cissoko’s music is firmly grounded in the tradition of Guinean kora music, whilst embracing a wide array of modern influences. It is for this reason that his music is loved by old and young alike in his homeland. The sound is defini… read moreBa Cissoko’s music is firmly grounded in the tradition of Guinean kora music, whilst embracing a wide array of modern influences. It is for this reason that his music is loved by old and young alike in his homeland. The sound is definitely new, which appeals to the younger audience. Yet the ol… read more -
Super Eagles
25,748 listeners
The Super Eagles were formed in the 1960's. They went to London in 1977, appearing on Mike Raven's Band Call. They played merengu… read moreThe Super Eagles were formed in the 1960's. They went to London in 1977, appearing on Mike Raven's Band Call. They played merengue and other pop genres with an African flourish, including Wolof lyrics and minor stylistic elemen… read moreThe Super Eagles were formed in the 1960's. They went to London in 1977, appearing on Mike Raven's Band Call. They played merengue and other pop genres with an African flourish, including Wolof lyrics and minor stylistic elements. After the performance, the band began jamming out some t… read more -
Les Go
6,785 listeners
The GO of Kotéba - " Les nanas " in the language of the young from Abidjan - they are Awa and Maaté (accompanied by two chorus-si… read moreThe GO of Kotéba - " Les nanas " in the language of the young from Abidjan - they are Awa and Maaté (accompanied by two chorus-singers). Two stamps, two energies, two gestures harmoniously accessory: Awa, Songhaï de Tombouctou,… read moreThe GO of Kotéba - " Les nanas " in the language of the young from Abidjan - they are Awa and Maaté (accompanied by two chorus-singers). Two stamps, two energies, two gestures harmoniously accessory: Awa, Songhaï de Tombouctou, Maaté, the bomb from Abidjan. Voices and a groove in the … read more