The New Yorker

The Magnificent Cross-Cultural Recordings of Kenya’s Kipsigis Tribe

In 1950, Hugh Tracey, a British-born ethnomusicologist, travelled to Kapkatet, Kenya, to record the native songs of the Kipsigis, a pastoral tribe based in the western highlands of the Rift Valley.
IndieWire

Review: In ‘Song From the Forest,’ Louis Sarno Joins a Pygmy Tribe, Starts a Family and Returns to New York

The saga of Louis Sarno has never been a secret. In the 1980s, American writer and musicologist visited the remote Bayaka Pygmy clan in the Central African Republic to record their unique music; with ...
The Nation Newspaper

Olamide lauds Rema as ‘Calm Down’ becomes most streamed African song

YBNL boss Olamide Gbenga Adedeji aka Olamide Baddo had lauded Rema after his smash track ‘Calm down‘ became the most streamed African song on Spotify. Recently the remix of the song, which featured ...