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Seun Kuti is continuing a political and musical legacy
Culture12.07.2022

Seun Kuti is continuing a political and musical legacy

Lesson Learned — The Egypt 80 band member and youngest son of legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti reflects on following in his father’s footsteps and why love isn’t about ownership.

Written by: Jeremy Allen

Seun Kuti on politics, Africa and 21 years of afrobeat
Music02.03.2018

Seun Kuti on politics, Africa and 21 years of afrobeat

‘Jeremy Corbyn... He’s for real’ — Afrobeat’s leading ambassador is coming of age with his politically charged fourth album, Black Times. Here, he talks to writer John Doran about corruption, fake news, and stepping out of his father’s shadow.

Written by: John Doran

Bixiga 70: The afrobeat collective stirring Brazil's cultural melting pot
Music18.02.2016

Bixiga 70: The afrobeat collective stirring Brazil's cultural melting pot

The beat keeps moving — São Paulo ten-piece Bixiga 70 are putting a fresh, progressive spin on Brazil’s rich tapestry of African and European musical traditions.

Written by: Alex King

First Person: How I escaped civil war in Sierra Leone to become a CEO & Afrobeat star
Activism30.01.2016

First Person: How I escaped civil war in Sierra Leone to become a CEO & Afrobeat star

Refugee Stories — Yasmin Kadi fled Sierra Leone with her family during the outbreak of the Blood Diamond Civil War. Seeking refuge in the UK, Yasmin has gone on to become a cult Afrobeat musician, musical theatre actress, and CEO of her own record label: Refugee Records. As part of our Refugee Stories series, Yasmin speaks of her experiences.

Written by: Elizabeth Sulis Gear

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