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In this episode of Visual Intonation, we delve into the captivating stories of two pioneering Ghanaian artists whose work has redefined the African visual arts landscape: Andy Madjitey and John Kwame Markin. These two visionaries have not only mastered the art of storytelling through photography and cinematography, but they have also been at the forefront of blending traditional African narratives with modern-day creativity, shaping the future of African visual culture.  Andy Madjitey's journey began on the streets of Accra, where his love for photography first took root. His camera became his passport to capturing the vibrant, raw energy of the Ghanaian youth, offering a glimpse into the pulse of the city. But Andy's story didn't stop there. His passion for visual storytelling evolved into filmmaking, where he merged his photographic skills with the art of narrative video. Andy's ability to seamlessly blend the old and the new, the traditional and the modern, became the hallmark of his work, allowing him to create content that resonates on a deeper, more personal level.  His collaborations have brought him into contact with some of the biggest names in the industry. From his groundbreaking work on 'Palmwine Diaries' to his experimental short 'Gbonyo Party' in 2023, Andy's work spans genres and challenges conventions. At the helm of La Scène Grande Studios, Andy has become a mentor and a leader in his community, creating a platform for emerging creatives and amplifying voices often left unheard. His collaborations with brands and artists across Africa, and his global connections to storytellers like Melina Matsoukas—known for her work on 'Formation' by Beyoncé and 'We Found Love' by Rihanna—reflect Andy's ever-expanding influence in both African and international creative circles.  Central to Andy's creative journey are the mentors who have shaped his vision, including Nana Kofi Asihene, who recognized Andy's potential from the start, and Wanlov, whose resourceful, gear-agnostic approach to filmmaking continues to inspire Andy's own work. These relationships, alongside his extensive experience, have propelled Andy into the spotlight as a key figure in the African filmmaking scene, where he continues to push boundaries and redefine the role of cinema in exploring complex social themes like identity, community, and tradition.  On the other hand, John Kwame Markin, known in the industry as KwameBlack, is a cinematographer and director who has built a reputation for creating some of the most visually stunning and technically sophisticated work in the industry. With over a decade of experience, John has worked on a diverse range of projects, both locally and internationally, collaborating with directors, brands, and creative teams to bring their visions to life. His exceptional eye for detail and his expertise in lighting, composition, and camera movement have made him one of the most sought-after cinematographers in Ghana.  John's professional journey has been marked by his work on a variety of high-profile projects, including commercials for global brands like Google, Nestlé, and Mastercard, as well as critically acclaimed films. His partnership with Andy Madjitey on several projects, includiSupport the showVisual Intonation Website: https://www.visualintonations.com/Visual Intonation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visualintonation/Vante Gregory's Website: vantegregory.comVante Gregory's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/directedbyvante/ To support me on Patreon (thank you): patreon.com/visualintonations Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@visualintonation Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@directedbyvante

Discover more Sincerely Accra!It's that time again where we dust off our voter's ID as Ghanaians and make important national decisions in an election year. The race to the Jubilee House is ripe but the question on many youth's lips is, is voting this year even worth it? Let's find out together. Press play!Intro MusicOshe – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. FRA.Music BridgesSelf Made - AyisiShut Up - BlackoBeautiful Boy - Joey B, Wanlov, PonobiomFokoo - WorlasiP3p33p3 - Criss Waddle ft. MugeezAngry Nkrumah - TulenkeyAsor - George JahraaBad Feeling - Tulenkey ft Beeztrap KOTMJoseph's Two Cents Bridge Music - Tempo - Reynolds the Gentleman ft. EfyaMusic CloserKuzo Muyi Wasa - VIPA GCR Production - Africa's Premiere Podcast Network

As much as Kobi Onyame wears his faith on his sleeve, he's also very invested in hiphop/hiplife culture and he shares his journey and worldview on this fresh episode for Season 3.Follow Us - IG - https://instagram.com/imld.podTwitter - https://twitter.com/imldpodFacebook - https://facebook.com/IMLDPodTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@imld.podAnd do subscribe to our YouTube channel here - https://youtube.com/@IfMoreLetsDivideSupport the showFollow Us:IG - www.instagram.com/imld.podTwitter - www.twitter.com/imldpodFacebook - www.facebook.com/IMLDPodYoutube - https://www.youtube.com/@IfMoreLetsDivide

Adomaa takes us on a journey up In the Clouds, through her Smoke and Mirrors into the Circus that became her life. But after her Crash, she found her Utopia to a new Beginning Again! Brace yourself, as she bares it all with Joseph. Press play!Intro MusicOshe – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. FRA.Music Bridges2x2 - OffeiEmergency (911) - Moor SoundAdomaa Interview BridgesKenkey Music - Adomaa ft. Wanlov the KubolorEvolution of Ghana Music - AdomaaWhen It Swings - AdomaaBaafira (Cover) - AdomaaAdomaa meets Naija - AdomaaBoom 3x - Adomaa ft StonebwoyAfraba - Adomaa ft Maame DokonoTraffic Jam - AdomaaBe Your Own Beautiful - AdomaaYenkor - AdomaaCircus - AdomaaGone - Adomaa ft. KiddblackMusic Closer Smoke and Mirrors - AdomaaAbout the IRL PodcastIRL: Online Life Is Real Life from MozillaOnline life is real life, and with artificial intelligence it's getting even more real. In Season 6, IRL zooms in on data, machine learning and algorithms, as host Bridget Todd shares real life stories about AI from around the world. This season doubles as Mozilla's 2022 Internet Health Report, which explores who is reclaiming power to make online life healthier for everyone.Listen to IRL at the links belowhttps://irlpodcast.org/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Fy7qRzCm9M&list=PLnRGhgZaGeBsYd0iY_BubLiJliKhAMBfx 

This convo with Wanlov The Kubolor is about the construction of his life; from his family, childhood, children, some ideologies, his love life and art.Follow Us:IG - www.instagram.com/imld.podTwitter - www.twitter.com/imldpodFacebook - www.facebook.com/IMLDPod

Happy Pride, Scorekeepers! And welcome to our Pride Extravaganza 2022! This week, we talk about some of our favorite Pride memories and play another round of Icebreakers. This time around, we get real (meet) cute as we each share the story of how we met our partners. Awwwww...

Ghanaian hip hop duo FOKN Bois use satire to convey important social commentary on religion, politics, and sexuality. In this episode, they share their experiences and the thoughts that have gone into music and the messages they deliver. The duo talks about their decision to rap and write in Pidgin English, which they say stems from needing to “express more of self” to reach their own people. For them, rapping and writing in Pidgin English “brought a new sense of freedom and originality”. Wanlov and M3nsa also discuss their reputations for being rebellious and the need to incorporate humor into their conscious rhymes; and how they sneak “difficult conversations” into their comedic rhyme schemes to reduce resistance to the message that they come to deliver to their people. As Wanlov the Kubolor exclaims: “It's extremely cathartic to be able to turn your problems into laughter”. Additionally, in responding to student questions, FOKN Bois share with the students their creative process and influences, and the things that keep them going. FOKN Bois are online on Twitter and Soundcloud @foknbois

In this episode we feature multi-award-winning Ghanaian singer, social and enviromental activist, Emmanuel Owusu-Bonsu, better known by his stage name Wanlov the Kubolor. Born in Ploiești, to a Ghanaian father of and a Romanian mother. Kubolor is a Ga word for a wanderer. Music Band: FOKN Bois Songs by Wanlove: Listen Here If you enjoy this podcast, please give it a 5 star rating and a review on Apple podcast, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcast. This podcast was created and produced by Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG & Twitter), for the AMBC. The AMBC is an independent media & production body that's dedicated to producing world-class contents that competes, and promotes the amplification Black/African voices / narratives. For enquiries you can send us a maill: africanmbc@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/epsseries/message

First Hour   Oompa – LEBRON (12 Wks, Last #39, Pk #12)  EP: Unbothered  2 ReaL ft Supreme B G – Country N’ Playa (5 Wks, Last #30, Pk #25)  Single:  LG (Team Genius) – Drippin (11 Wks, Last #35, Pk #01)  Album: Therapy Session  Angel Maxine ft Sister Deborah & Wanlov the Kubolor – […]

Pour SessionLab, Hortense Volle a rencontré à Angoulême, au festival Musique Métisses, les irrévérencieux rappeurs ghanéens Wanlov the Kubolor et M3nsa du groupe Fokn Bois. Un podcast original avec des beats entêtants et un humour décapant ! À écouter au casque (audio 3D). Les Fokn Bois, ce sont Wanlov the Kubolor et M3nsa, deux quadragénaires qui ont grandi au Ghana, un pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest, situé dans le golf de Guinée. C'est une ancienne colonie britannique, entourée de trois anciennes colonies françaises : la Côte d'Ivoire, le Togo et, au nord, le Burkina Faso. Les Fokn Bois, ce sont deux rappeurs conscients qui ont choisi l'humour pour dénoncer les travers d'une société ghanéenne profondément conservatrice et pour tenter de faire évoluer les mentalités. Depuis Cos Ov Moni, le premier film musical en pidgin (l'argot des africains anglophones) qui a scellé leur duo en 2010, Wanlov et M3nsa ont sorti une série d'albums dans lesquels ils se moquent de tout et de tout le monde, à commencer par eux-mêmes ! En témoigne leur dernier projet Afrobeats Lol : 7 titres à travers lesquels ils tournent en dérision leur génération (qui à tendance à verser dans le matérialisme et la superficialité) et eux-mêmes en train de faire de l'afrobeats, cette pop africaine qui fait fureur sur le continent et au-delà (à ne pas confondre avec l'afrobeat de Fela). Début septembre, à Angoulême, dans le sud-ouest de la France, le festival Musiques Métisses qui fêtait sa 45e édition, donnait carte blanche aux garçons (accompagnés sur scène du claviériste hongrois Andras Weil) et nous offrait la possibilité de les rencontrer, enfin ! Résultat : une conversation en toute intimité et en audio 3D. Un podcast à écouter au casque.   ► Pour suivre Fokn Bois Bandcamp / Facebook / YouTube / Soundcloud / Instagram   ► Titres diffusés dans le podcast Gallon - Hey Bad No (2020) Extraits de Afrobeats Lol (2019) : African Holiday ; Abena (Tanya Revisited) ; Abena (Repatriation) ; Wo Nim Mi ; True Friends ; Account Balance ; Brukutu Extraits de FOKN Ode to Ghana Music (2016) : Arrival ; Africaspirit Extraits de FOKN Wit Ewe (2012) : SINtro ; Strong Homosexual Guys ; Jesus is coming ; Want to be white ; Thank god we're not a Nigerians ; Help America ; Love for Ghana Music  Extrait de FOKN DunaQuest in BudaPest (2011) : Lonesome Cowboy Extrait de Coz ov Moni (2010) : Brkn Lngwjz – COM Remix Extrait de Green Card (2007), le 1er album solo de Wanlov the Kubolor : Kokons   ► À voir Coz ov moni, (à cause de l'argent) :le 1er film musical en pidgin, réalisé par King Luu, écrit par Wanlov the Kubolor et M3nsa qui y tiennent les rôles principaux Contradict – Ideas for a New World :documentaire conçu et réalisé par deux metteurs en scène suisses en collaboration avec des artistes ghanéens dont les Fokn Bois

Cultivez votre curiosité avec Lipstick Queens, FOKN Bois et Agorvey ! C'est à Angoulême que se tient la 45ᵉ édition du festival Musiques Métisses (ex Jazz en France) sur le parvis des Chais Magelis, en bordure de la Charente. Dans le cadre de la saison Africa2020, cette édition spéciale est emmenée par les Ghanéens FOKN Bois à qui le festival a donné une carte blanche. M3nsa et Wanlov the Kubolor ont invité les Lipstick Queens, un groupe ghanéen 100% féminin ou encore Agorvey, qui vit dans la rue vers le cimetière à Accra. Tous ces artistes sont présents dans notre dernière #SessionLive angoumoisine.Et ce sont les musiciennes de Lipstick Queens qui ouvrent le bal.     Les Lipsticks Queens, groupe 100% féminin est rejoint pour l'occasion par le timbre chaud de St Beryl pour un show entre afrobeat et gospel teinté de soul, de funk et de jazz. Résidentes du fameux club +233 à Accra, les reines de Lipstick Queens font opérer leur magie tous les mercredis depuis 10 ans ! Cela leur a valu de recevoir récemment le prix de la meilleure performance scénique de l'année au Ghana Event Industry Awards. Entre 2 titres interprétés dans notre studio mobile, Sita Korley répondra à quelques questions. Traduction assurée par Mathieu Petolla.   Live RFI Lipstick Queens Maria Coffee in Brasil Photo3 Lipstick Queens (MMA) Musiciennes Lipstick Queens : Sita Korley, claviers Ruby Nunoo, chant Winifred Thomson, basse Abigail Aniapam, batterie Vida Ofoli Shasha, percussions Abena Pomah, guitar Puis FOKN Bois envahit le studio. Composé de M3NSA et Wanlov the Kubolor, ce duo (ici en trio à Angoulême), ce duo provocateur à l'humour tranchant et au sens critique est en orbite sur la scène internationale et fait preuve d'une constante audace musicale depuis 12 ans. Il propose une musique urbaine et hybride, « un son afrobeat diasporique » comme ils disent, qui égratigne avec humour une société conservatrice et corrompue. Par ailleurs Wanlov s'est beaucoup investi dans la défense des #Lgbt au Ghana, notamment en participant au clip « Wo Fié » de la 1ère chanteuse transgenre ghanéenne, Angel Maxine. Pour plus d'infos sur la situation des gays au Ghana!   Live RFI FOKN BOIS Pété Pété Abena Repatriation Musiciens FOKN BOIS : M3nsa, machine-voix Wanlov the Kubolor, guitare-voix Andras Weil, claviers-voix   Et nous recevons enfin l'incroyable Agorvey, découvert par hasard dans les rues d'Accra par Wanlov. Ce rasta romantique chante principalement des chansons d'amour en Ga, un langage traditionnel régional parlé à Accra, sur le point de disparaître. Il participe ainsi à mettre en lumière ce patrimoine bientôt oublié, et qui sait ? Inspirera de futures générations à le perpétuer ! Simon Veyssière à la traduction J   Live RFI Agorvey People Dey Follow My Woman Musiciens : Agorvey, guitare-voix Em Beat gh, basse, cloches Sowa, percussion   Equipe RFI Fabien Mugneret, ingénieur du son Romain Ferré, réalisateur vidéo Taguy M'Fah Traoré, réalisateur radio Et moi (Laurence Aloir) au micro

This week we caught up with Ghanaian-Romanian musician and activist, Wanlov The Kubolor. Wanlov shed light on the laws Ghanaian MPs are currently trying to put in place, which will criminalise the promotion of LGBT+ rights. ...and this is just the start of a chain of unjust and inhumane laws that are set to follow.

Il est excentrique mais engagé pour de nombreuses causes dont celle des minorités sexuels dans son pays. Nous allons à Accra à la rencontre d'un artiste et activiste qui influence le Hiplife ghanéen. En fin d'émission nous rendrons hommage à une autre artiste : Ella Fitzgerald décédée il y a 25 ans jour pour jour. Mais pour commencer le mot du jour : le vent...

Rencontre avec des adorateurs du Kologo, de la reine Ranavalona et de Soweto, aller simple… Alostmen présente Kologo (Strut Rd) Créé par Stevo Atambire, et produit par Wanlov the Kubolor (Fokn’Bois) et Percy Yip Tong, la musique de Alostmen est issue de la tradition frafra du kologo, un luth à 2 cordes, que le groupe utilise de manière innovatrice. Wanlov a rencontré Stevo au marché, à Accra, ses sœurs vendaient des fruits. Après s’être apprivoisés, Stevo est parti en tournée avec l’Afro Gypsy band de Wanlov en 2017. Ils ont écrit cet album sur la route, entre l’Ouganda et le nord-ouest du Ghana dans des chambres d’hôtel. Le nom Alostmen, reflète la condition des musiciens avant de monter le groupe "Alostmen, nous sommes des hommes perdus, dans la rue, des oubliés", avoue Stevo "Chez nous, la musique est reçue comme un enseignement, et j’espère donner un peu d’espoir de réussite à ma communauté". L’album Kologo sort sur le label anglais Strut Records. Awori & Twani présentent l’album Ranavalona (Galant Rd). En 2019, la rappeuse afro-futuriste ougandaise Awori et le beatmaker lyonnais Twani dévoilaient leur toute première collaboration Cortex Luxta, à l’occasion du 7ème opus de la collection de singles Seeds chez Galant Rd. le duo a décidé de remettre le couvert en composant l’album Ranavalona.  Ranavalona est la dernière Reine de Madagascar. → Teaser Cortex Luxta Urban Village présente l’album Udondolo (No Format). Quand vous n’avez jamais connu votre village d’origine, comment retrouvez-vous vos racines ? Les quatre membres d’Urban Village ne connaissent que le township tentaculaire de Soweto (Afrique du Sud). Leurs racines, cachées par les buildings et le béton sont à la source de leur musique. C’est le batteur Xolani (aka Cush) qui sera au bout du fil et présentera, entre autres, le titre Ubaba. (Rediffusion du 27 février 2021).

Rencontre avec des adorateurs du Kologo, de la reine Ranavalona et de Soweto, aller simple… Alostmen présente Kologo (Strut Rd) Créé par Stevo Atambire, et produit par Wanlov the Kubolor (Fokn’Bois) et Percy Yip Tong, la musique de Alostmen est issue de la tradition frafra du kologo, un luth à 2 cordes, que le groupe utilise de manière innovatrice. Wanlov a rencontré Stevo au marché, à Accra, ses sœurs vendaient des fruits. Après s’être apprivoisés, Stevo est parti en tournée avec l’Afro Gypsy band de Wanlov en 2017. Ils ont écrit cet album sur la route, entre l’Ouganda et le nord-ouest du Ghana dans des chambres d’hôtel. Le nom Alostmen, reflète la condition des musiciens avant de monter le groupe "Alostmen, nous sommes des hommes perdus, dans la rue, des oubliés", avoue Stevo "Chez nous, la musique est reçue comme un enseignement, et j’espère donner un peu d’espoir de réussite à ma communauté". L’album Kologo sort sur le label anglais Strut Records. Awori & Twani présentent l’album Ranavalona (Galant Rd). En 2019, la rappeuse afro-futuriste ougandaise Awori et le beatmaker lyonnais Twani dévoilaient leur toute première collaboration Cortex Luxta, à l’occasion du 7ème opus de la collection de singles Seeds chez Galant Rd. le duo a décidé de remettre le couvert en composant l’album Ranavalona.  Ranavalona est la dernière Reine de Madagascar. → Teaser Cortex Luxta Urban Village présente l’album Udondolo (No Format). Quand vous n’avez jamais connu votre village d’origine, comment retrouvez-vous vos racines ? Les quatre membres d’Urban Village ne connaissent que le township tentaculaire de Soweto (Afrique du Sud). Leurs racines, cachées par les buildings et le béton sont à la source de leur musique. C’est le batteur Xolani (aka Cush) qui sera au bout du fil et présentera, entre autres, le titre Ubaba.

Funk Shui 74 - Tracklist: 1. Raul Monsalve y los Forajidos - La Pulga ..2. Alostmen - Kologo feat. Wanlov the Kubalor ..3. Oké - OchosiAyiloda ..4. Gerardo Frisina - Communications..5. SunPalace - Rude Movements (Moodymann remix)..6. Nu Guinea - Disco Sole..7. Elia y Elizabeth - Alegría (Yuksek remix)..8. Pho Queue - Sweet (Max Josef remix)..9. Alma Negra - Dakar Disco..10. Voilaaa - Water No Get Enemy feat. Pat Kalla ..11. Lexsoul Dancemachine - Domingo ..12. Danced Til Midnight - Demerara Dash..13. The Allergies - Run It Back feat. Andy Cooper ..14. Karaba - Levent ..15. Hamburg Spinners - Pharisäer

Afia’s always had a complicated relationship with her mom Agnes. But if she’s going to get much-needed clarity, she’ll have to ask Agnes some uncomfortable questions. Episode theme: “Green Card” by Wanlov the Kubolor

Playlist: Sidi Touré - Tchaw YanAlostmen, featuring Wanlov the Kubolor - KologoFabiano do Nascimento - Forró LamentoHarold López-Nussa - Jocosa GuajiraOKAN - EspiralElla Fitzgerald - Jersey BounceResistance Revival Chorus - Woke Up This Morning (With My Mind Stayed On Freedom)Satellite and the Harpoonist - Satellite ManElliott BROOD - Bird DogTyler Childers - Long Violent HistoryMichael Bernard Fitzgerald - Good PlatesAshkhabad - ShalakhoKaligola Disco Bazar - La SaraghinaJaded Luxuries - Familiar SadnessRaf Wilcot - Warped By HeatVarious, featuring Wimala Amaradeva - Goyam GeeWu Mengmeng - Winter Crowns Playing In WaterConstantinople, featuring Kiya Tabassian, Charbel Rouhana, Didem Bașar, Neva Özgen - CheshmehOut of Nations, featuring Islam Chipsy - FelukaThe Loire Valley Calypsos - Calypso is Like SoVarious, featuring Uncle Joe - Healing in the BalmyardFred Fisher Atalobhor And His Ogiza Dance Band - Say the Truth

The baby that almost was, Chale Wote, Trumu Love and other topics come up. Laid back Wanlov is always full of surprises. Share | Follow | Subscribe Song Credit: Special thanks to Tre Oh Fie for use of his song, We Got That Fie Want to share your opinion on the episode? Reach out for sponsorship? Or send your burning dilemma questions? We got you. E-mail: OnFye@thegoldcoastreport.com | Phone/WhatsApp: +233 50 874 7676 A GCR Production

During this pandemic, I have already observed behaviors dictated by privilege and colonial mindset making people forget what matters as human being.On of my heroes Vittorio Arrigoni, an Italian reporter, pacifist, activist who died kidnapped and brutally killed in Gaza while fighting for the dignity of the Palestinians, used to say: “Stay Human.”If we don’t stay human, COVID-19 is not the worst thing that can happen to us.Share | Follow | Subscribe Song Credits: Special thanks to Wanlov for use of his songs as intro and outro music. Find more of his work hereSpecial thanks to Ria Boss for use of her songs as background music. Find more of her work here

Wanlov the Kubolor explains lyrics in his '2019 wrap' where he claims Fella Makafui copies Sister Derby. He says Fella Makafui wants to be Sister Derby to the extent of taking her boyfriend. He also claims Medikal's lyrics exposed him as a womanizer.

Daring Greatly means to love deeply, be vulnerable and have the courage to show people who you really are.I made an energy review of the latest Connection Concert organized by Sena Dagadou and talk about my new respectful friendship with Wanlov.We also talked about making out more! Please make out more. And be in the arena. Because being out there will make people feel uncomfortable but it's necessary: that's the birthplace of love, belonging, joy, courage, empathy, and creativity.Share | Follow | Subscribe Song Credit : Special thanks to Ria Boss for use of her songs. Find more of her work here

African Groove Vol 5 Tracklist: 1. Arhegh Danagh - Tinariwen 2. Yinde (Short Version) - BCUC 3. Africa Needs Africa (feat. Wanlov the Kubolor & Big Gad) - King Ayisoba 4. Tiga Kurira - The Rift Valley Brothers 5. Mu Afrika - Rift Valley Brothers 6. Killimanjaro - Aroop Roy 7. Mu Africa - The Rift Valley Brothers 8. Tahabort - Imarhan 9. Ngnari Konon (feat Oumou Sangare) - Boddhi Satva 10. Nissodia - Idrissa Soumaoro 11. Chaghaybou - Tinariwen 12. Chérie Lé (Sabbo Remix) - Vieux Farka Touré 13. Alkoan - Kulu Bidoor (iZem Remix preview)

African Groove Vol 5 Tracklist: 1. Arhegh Danagh - Tinariwen 2. Yinde (Short Version) - BCUC 3. Africa Needs Africa (feat. Wanlov the Kubolor & Big Gad) - King Ayisoba 4. Tiga Kurira - The Rift Valley Brothers 5. Mu Afrika - Rift Valley Brothers 6. Killimanjaro - Aroop Roy 7. Mu Africa - The Rift Valley Brothers 8. Tahabort - Imarhan 9. Ngnari Konon (feat Oumou Sangare) - Boddhi Satva 10. Nissodia - Idrissa Soumaoro 11. Chaghaybou - Tinariwen 12. Chérie Lé (Sabbo Remix) - Vieux Farka Touré 13. Alkoan - Kulu Bidoor (iZem Remix preview)

On this bonus episode of For the Love of Afrobeats #FTLOApodcast, Industry insiders Adesope Olajide (@Shopsydoo) & Dignified Sorinolu-Bimpe (@Mr_Schmooze) chat with Ghanaian cultural icon Wanlov The Kubolor. He shared his thoughts on the state of the industry, his career journey, his preference for being barefooted, having children in every continent and much more. For more curated Afro-urban content, visit iDEY.me/

Share | Follow | Subscribe Well it's another Monday and Joseph is pushing it with a GHS 50 first date budget and Kwame is well....bringing the shade with the old school bops. It's Sincerely Accra, just the way you like it. Song Credits Intro Music: Oshe – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. FRA. Bridges: Ahofe Hemaa - Deeba Wope Dodo - Yaw Siki Sradenam - Castro ft. Triple M Mama Yie - Kojo Cue & Shaker Spanner - Itz Tiffany ft. FuseODG Beautiful Boy - Joey B ft.Wanlov & Yaa Pono Tempo – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. Efya Outro: Goggle Remix – Tanya Stephens What did you think of our episode? Let us know on: (+233)20 757 5272 Suggestions and feedback welcomed!!

Share | Follow | SubscribeWell it's another Monday and Joseph is pushing it with a GHS 50 first date budget and Kwame is well....bringing the shade with the old school bops. It's Sincerely Accra, just the way you like it. Song CreditsIntro Music: Oshe – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. FRA.Bridges: Ahofe Hemaa - DeebaWope Dodo - Yaw SikiSradenam - Castro ft. Triple MMama Yie - Kojo Cue & ShakerSpanner - Itz Tiffany ft. FuseODGBeautiful Boy - Joey B ft.Wanlov & Yaa PonoTempo – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. EfyaOutro:Goggle Remix – Tanya Stephens What did you think of our episode? Let us know on: (+233)20 757 5272 Suggestions and feedback welcomed!!

This month we're featuring a conversation with Ghanaian artist Wanlov the Kubolor. In the interview we talk about Wanlov the Kubolor's experiences, his music, the controversies, and his evolution into Wanlov the Kubolor, the African Gypsy. Wanlov the Kubolor is a smart, introspective artist who is very much aware of the social relevance of his music. He often makes social commentary, whether via his music or social media, and infuses that social commentary with humor. Wanlov's humor (and he's genuinely funny) often has fans laughing before realizing that there is a message in the madness. Wanlov has detractors, people who take issue with his music or behavior. But, agree or disagree with his views, Wanlov the Kubolor is not afraid of expressing himself in unconventional ways. Wanlov' the Kubolor's music reflects his diverse background and experiences. It is difficult to put Wanlov the Kubolor into one category of music. He is an MC, but he also blends several different sounds and styles in his music. He's a versatile artists who has crafted a career as a successful, internationally known artist. His solo albums are Green Card, Yellow Card, Brown Card: African Gypsy, and Orange Card: Fruitopian Raps Wanlov is also one half of the group Fokn Bois (his partner is M3nsa), which has released two films film Coz ov Moni and Coz ov Moni 2. They also released the soundtracks to Coz ov Moni and Coz ov Moni 2. The groups also released FOKN Wit Ewe and FOKN Ode to Ghana. Wanlov has also released several EPs. Wanlov the Kubolor's music can be found on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/wanlov-the-kubolor/id455218010 He's also on social media Twitter: @wanlov‏ and Facebook: Wanlov the Kubolor Episode Playlist :40 "In Ghana" 2:53 Episode Intro 6:48 "Sometimes" 8:00 "Brkn Lngwjz" 10:00 "Mek We Rap" 11:58 "Trotro Blues" 13:25 "No Borders" 14:58 Interview with Wanlov the KubolorContinue reading

This is the 52nd episode of "Woza - This is Africa" by Chabwera Banda. It features new Bantu Beatz, African Dancehall, new House music from South Africa, new Naija music, a Medikal "Disturbation" snippet and many more...Just listen back and enjoy. Woza The show was first aired at Radio Blau in October 2017. Playlist Medikal – Beautiful Africa (Ghana) Ykee Benda – Superman (Uganda) WCB Artists – Zilipendwa (Tanzania) Femi One feat Kristoff, Fena Gitu, Timmy – Tippy Toe (Kenya) B2c feat Eddy Kenzo – Kapande (Uganda) Bebe Cool feat Tay Grin – One more touch (Uganda/ Malawi) Eddy Kenzo feat Triplets Ghetto Kids – Yassolo (Uganda) 4Pano – Nimebadilika (Tanzania) DJ Madengo feat Radio and Weasel – There she go (Uganda) Jesse Jagz – Rude Boyz Quarters (Nigeria) Yaa Pono – Like Evil (Ghana) Anto Neosoul – Come Closer (Kenya) DJ Shiro feat Red San – Don’t sweat it (Uganda) Trumpet D – Monkey and Baboon Story (Liberia) DJ Micks feat Dr. Malinga – Skhothane (South Africa) Dr Malinga feat Josta – Angilalanga Izolo (South Africa) Benny Maverick feat Dladla Mshunqisi &SpiritBangers – Memeza (South Africa) Babes Wodumo feat Mampintsha & Madanon – GandaGanda (South Africa) NaakMusiq – Mamelani (South Africa) Prince Kaybee feat Zanda – Yonkinto (South Africa) Medikal feat Stonebwoy – Gimme vibe (Ghana) Medikal feat Wanlov the Kubolor – Confuse me (Ghana) Medikal – Smallest time (Ghana) Medikal – Come my way (Ghana) Medikal feat Sister Deborah – Too risky (Ghana) Medikal feat Ahtiude – Soldier (Ghana) Medikal feat Sarkodie – Confirm (Ghana) Medikal feat Bisa Kdei – Pressure (Ghana) Korede Bello feat Lil Kesh – My People (Nigeria) Wande Coal – Funkeh (Nigeria) CDQ feat Davido – Ko Funny (Nigeria) Olamide – Wo! (Nigeria) Adekunle Gold – Money (Nigeria) D’Banj feat Phyno – Egweji (Nigeria) Kiss Daniel – Sofa (Nigeria) Davido – Fall (Nigeria) Juls feat Odunsi – My Wave (Ghana) Emtee – No more (South Africa) YCEE feat Maleek Berry – Juice (Nigeria) Sarkodie feat Jayso – We ne dey fear (Ghana) Mercy Myra feat Khaligraph – Malo (Kenya) Ziqo – Gongondza (Mozambique) DJ Ardiles - Anti Chula (Mozambique) 4 Moz – Tafula (Mozambique) Os Khalindos – Ni Tenderi (Mozambique) Matilde Conjo – My Love (Mozambique) Sarkodie feat Yung L – Glory (Ghana/ Nigeria)

A truly global podcast this week, with music coming in from as far afield as Ghana, Iran, and Israel. We have new music from closer to home too, with some jazzy goodness from On the Corner records, there's also the new one from Colin Stetson's Ex Eye project, techno from Mighty Lord Deathman, and rock sounds from We Wild Blood.

We visit one of the world's last untamed natural and musical wildernesses: The Guyanas. Riding along bumpy jungle roads and in dugout canoes, Afropop producer Marlon Bishop travels from Suriname to French Guiana for the Transamazoniennes Festival, located in the remote border town of Saint-Laurent-Du-Maroni. We enjoy the region's fascinating cultural stew, where French Creole, Maroon, Amerindian, Hindu, Javanese, and Dutch elements all mingle together on the outer fringes of the Amazon and hear styles like kaseko, bigi pokoe, aleke and kawina. We'll speak with local stars Prince Koloni, Little Guerrier and Chris Combete, as well as visiting acts such as self-proclaimed "African gypsy" Wanlov the Kubolor and polyglot rap crew Nomadic Massive. Originally aired March 2012. Produced by Marlon Bishop. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW PGM #630 [Distributed 3/2/2017]

Tous les mercredis de 21h à 23h Qu’est-ce concert ce soir ? s’installe à L’Embuscade de South Pigalle. Marc-Antoine Moreau et Damien Raclot-Dauliac reçoivent des musiciens traditionnels et contemporains venus d’ici et d’ailleurs pour deux heures de partage. Découverte en direct et fusion musicale en live. http://www.radiomarais.fm/qcccsembuscade1/

This show is hosted by two of Jamaica's most outspoken secular humanists - Clive Forrester, linguist and professor at York University in Toronto, and Hilaire Sobers, human rights lawyer in Washington DC. We have spent copious amounts of time debating with and challening the notion that Christian privelege should proceed unchecked in Jamaica, and have successfully managed to rally a group of other secularists to collaborate on a publication (forthcoming 2013). This radio show provides a medium in which skeptics can discuss matters of science, critical thinking, religious imposition, and the seperation of church and state all from a Jamaican perspective, but playing close attention to the interconnectedness on the global landscape. Tune in as we tackle the big questions each and every Sunday at 12:30EST (1:30PM Jamaican time) - lively banter, music and trivia, probing questions... we are Yardie Skeptics. 

Episode Seven of the Py Says Show audio podcast displays a collection of urban music being made by artistes from across the African continent. The playlist for the episode titled The Edge is as follows: Jumo Daddy & Wanlov “Lungulungu” Mafikizolo ft Uhuru – “Khona” I/O – “Wasted My time” Lighter – “Bounce to the Beat” Camp Mulla – “Hold it Down” Kwaw Kese ft Rell – “Ain’t Gonna Let This Go” Sena Dagadu – “Morning Light” X.O. Senavoe – “Beautiful” Kay Ara – Me Dough Ft Lil Shaker & Yaa Pono Fokn Bois – “Sextra Terrestrial Sex”