Where To Get Free Africa MP3 Tracks

Download African Music At No Cost!

Are you looking for great Africa MP3 tracks but your budget is tight? Then go with free African music downloads! Here's my tip for you:

eMusic is the small brother of iTunes - just cheaper, and with lots of great tracks from Africa. It now runs a special promotion that I've already taken advantage of. I really recommend you try it!

Just register for a free account and get 25 FREE iPod® compatible downloads!

Is it really free?

Yes, absolutely! Of course, eMusic would like you to become a paying customer after this free trial (and you might even like to, because their offer is great!). But if you chose not to, they'll let you go without any questions asked. To be sure, I've tested this myself. Here's how it works:

I signed up for a free account (I had to provide credit card information).
I browsed eMusic.com and downloaded my favorite tracks.
Before my free trial ended (which was about a week), I canceled it by the click of a button. It was totally hassle-free.

I can keep my downloaded songs without my credit card being charged.

Not sure where to start?

Exploring a new genre on a new platform can be confusing. Once you are signed up, I suggest you search for the following tracks. They'll give you a good idea of what's out there and will lead you to more:

Youssou N'Dour - Immigrés (from the album "Immigrés")
Mbalax music by the world-famous artist from Senegal

African Artists - Dobet Gnahore

Dobet Gnahoré - Pillage (from the album "Na Afriki")
The beautiful female voice from the Ivory Coast
Habib Koité - Namania (from the album "Afriki")
Brilliant acoustic music from Mali
Ali & Toumani - Sabu Yerkoi (from the album "Ali & Toumani")
Beautiful, traditional Kora music by the masters from Mali
Khaled - Aiysha (from the album "One hour with Khaled")
Modern Rai music from Algeria, North Africa
Mamady Keita - Dennadon Kanin (from the album "Nankama")
Traditional djembe drumming from Guinée

African Artists - Mustapha Tettey Addy

Mustapha Tettey Addy - Pepe Didim, Pepe (album "Come and drum")
Traditional drumming from Ghana
Koffi Olomide - Code Pin (album "Affaire d'Etat")
Soukouss dance music from Congo

Soweto Gospel Choir - Shosholoza (from the album "African Spirit")

Inspiring South African choir music

And if you don't like any of this, just stick with rock, pop, country or whatever style you are familiar with. The downloads are yours.

Get your Africa MP3 tracks before the promotion ends! To sign up just click here: