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Discover South African music: Learn about styles, artists and find out which records to buy. There's something for you in the huge variety of music in South Africa.
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If you like French hip hop artists, Bisso Na Bisso is your perfect introduction to African music. Their magic album takes you from European cities to rural Africa...
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The Soweto Gospel Choir will lift your spirit and give you goosebumps! Witness the talent of these South African gospel singers...
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If you've been trying to figure out how to tie djembe knots, read this easy to follow step-by-step guide...
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Mbalax is one of Senegal's most popular African music styles. The exciting mix of traditional griot music and modern Western genres is highly addictive...
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Remembering How To Drum is an excellent djembe instructional DVD for beginners by Michael Taylor. It provides you with a solid foundation for traditional djembe drumming.
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Youssou NDour is one of the greatest African artists alive! Have you experienced the impact of his music on your senses and on whole societies yet?
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Koffi Olomide and his sensual Soukous music will get you in the right mood for a perfect night out. Find out more about the Congolese star...
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Qongqothwane is a song by the Manhattan Brothers. Miriam Makeba was their lead singer in the 1950s, years before she left South Africa. In the video she
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Find and share Miriam Makeba lyrics, videos and background info. Join other fans around the world in loving memory of Mama Africa...
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This is Miriam's biggest hit! Pata Pata is the name of a South African dance. It is written in the Xhosa language and means something like touch touch.
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In November 2009, I had to leave Ghana and cross the border to Togo because my visa was once again about to exire. I had promised to write about Ewe
Countless African drums that nobody knows of deserve more attention. If the djembe-hype bores you, here is something new!
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Agbadza is a traditional African rhythm of the Ewe tribe. With this fun dance, the Ewe really know how to get a party going!
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Traditional African music videos are rare. If you managed to capture a live event of authentic African music you deserve some recognition here...
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Mustapha Tettey Addy is a respected Ghanaian drummer and famous for his Kpanlogo music. Find out about his life and work here...
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Khawuleza was originally recorded in the 1950's by South African singer Dorothy Masuka. Although Dorothy and Miriam Makeba were competitors in the music
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Malaika is a traditional kiSwahili song and means my angel. Miriam learnt it in 1962 in Kenya, during her first visit back to the African continent since
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The Axatse is one of many gourd rattles in Africa. Let's visit the Ewe people of Ghana to learn more about this shaker...
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Ewe drumming: You are going to love listening to the conversations of this African drum family! Learn more about them here...
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Respect is what we need and what we need to give. Even to our enemies. The world would look completely different if everyone would just show some
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The African xylophone comes in many different forms. Discover a cool variety of one of Africa's most prominent percussion instruments...
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What is African music? What's the name of this instrument? Submit questions like these and get an answer here...
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The African bell called Gankogui is always present in one of West Africa's most famous drumming styles...
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This song is full of wisdom! Everyone who likes gossiping and making enemies should listen to it very carefully. Everything you do in life will come
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This most touching love song is about how wrong choices can cause pain in your life: A man falls in love with a beautiful woman and marries her,
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Want more members in your drum circle? Then promote it with a full page listing in my directory. Here's how...
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Find answers to questions like: Where does the djembe originate? What type of drum should you buy? How can you learn to play and tune your drum? And more free info...
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Looking for a cool djembe case that's really made in Africa? Find out how you can support Africa with your purchase...
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This song talks about the terrible event of 16th June 1976 in South Africa. Soweto is the short form of South Western Townships. When the Apartheid government
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