Afropunk people
Londoners brought out their wildest styles for the city’s inaugural Afropunk Fest

Tawiah
Nataal exclusive: Tawiah shares the videoBack Again ahead of her Africa Utopia show

Oshun
Oshun are on a crusade to save the world through peace, love and harmony

The Collectiv3
The new movement that promises to change the face of Nigerian music forever

Xander Ferreira
Coming to America to sing the blues, meet Xander Ferreira and the True Tones

Petite Noir
Noirwave king Yannick Ilunga is here to make you feel so bad it’s good

SZA
Nataal caught up with SZA at Afropunk Fest London for some quick-fire girl talk

Manthe Ribane
In praise of South Africa’s polymath artist, musician and performer Manthe Ribane

Ibaaku
The aliens – and Dakar-born musician, producer and all-round creative genius Ibaaku – have landed

Everyday People
In conversation with party pros Saada Ahmed and DJ mOma

Baloji
On the road with Baloji in Kinshasa for
his new EP 64 Bits & Malachite

Eska
Eska Mtungwazi begins a new chapter with her move into multi media performance

Baloji
The dancefloor is no place for sad talk according to Baloji in his new video Spoiler

Afropunk Fest London
As media partner for Afropunk Fest London, we get to know co-founder Matthew Morgan

Purple Ferdinand
The nicest person in music? We chat with the singer and ukulelist at Afropunk London

Shabaka & the Ancestors
London’s jazz visionary Shabaka Hutchings on recording his album Wisdom on Elders

Oceans Apart
Exclusive: Kae Sun and Emeka Alams debut their new film and EP

Ibibio Sound Machine
Eno Williams is delivering feel-good Ibibio parables to a new beat

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