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#162 Arat Kilo-Nubiyan Twist-Seun Kuti-BJX-Dele Sosimi-Mulatu Astatke-Hoodna Orchestra-Black Flower Album of the week: Arat Kilo feat Mamani Keïta & Mike Ladd - Danama (Accords Croisés) Arat Kilo's new album Daname is a mesmerizing fusion of Ethio-jazz, Afrobeat, and deep grooves, blending traditional Ethiopian sounds with modern energy. Featuring powerful brass arrangements and infectious rhyth...

🚨 Finally available on vinyl 💣💥

Newen Afrobeat latest album 'Grietas' finally and exclusively available on our Bandcamp page, in partnership with 🙌

200 copies only @ https://officehomerecords.bandcamp.com/

Teaser Roforofo Jazz Live 2024 Extracts from recent Roforofo Jazz live shows.Booking / Management : [email protected]: https://officehomerecords.bandcamp.com/album/running-the-w...

Pride ! Roforofo Jazz album "Running The Way" featured in Le Monde Le Monde Afrique 10 best albums of the year 2023 !! 🔥🎉💯

Musique : les dix coups de cœur du « Monde Afrique » en 2023

Finally released on vinyl ! Newen Afrobeat's "Newen Plays Fela vol.1"
Distributed exclusively by OfficeHome Records
200 COPIES ONLY
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Finally released on vinyl ! @newenafrobeat Newen Afrobeat's "Newen Plays Fela vol.1" Distributed exclusively by OfficeHome Records 200 COPIES ONLY Order @ https://officehomerecords.bandcamp.com/

Radio Nova Selecta 🔥
Muyiwa Kunnuji's Osemako 'Giant Of Africa'
"Trumpeter in the nineties of the iconic Fela, Muyiwa Kunnuji now lives in the south of France. At the end of last year, he released Accumulation of Profit & Power, a six-track album recorded with his musicians (Osemako), from which is extracted this sarcastic and very danceable Giant of Africa." 🙏
Album still available on https://officehomerecords.bandcamp.com/

So cool 😎 !
Roforofo Jazz & Muyiwa Kunnuji's Osemako new albums both released on OfficeHome Records and both in Le Monde's musical selection of the week !

(Bigup Accent Presse - Simon Veyssiere😘)

Sur les pas de Fela : la sélection musicale du « Monde Afrique » #135 A Paris, Nîmes et Londres, des héritiers du « Black President » entretiennent la flamme de l’afrobeat.