James Poulter

Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars play an expansive and uplifting blend of reggae, roots and Afro-pop.

Celebrating Sanctuary London, the annual free festival showcasing the art of refugee communities in the UK, returns to the South Bank on Sunday June 19th.

Juju’s third album is a riotous, joyful affair.

A voice like gravel, an in-tray full of melancholy, and over two decades in the business — what could go wrong?

An excellent concept is let down by an incoherent record.

There is a timeless quality to the five full songs that comprise this debut EP for the New York based Sara Banleigh.

Multilayered, multi-textured, rich, evocative and joyful, this is a journey through the traditions of the Garifuna.

The legendary Afrobeat sound is presented to full effect.

Congolese psychedelic guitar, Caribbean merengue, Latin grooves, and Angolan carnival all merge seamlessly here.

A thought-provoking and honest account of life “in the hood”

Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars play an expansive and uplifting blend of reggae, roots and Afro-pop.

Celebrating Sanctuary London, the annual free festival showcasing the art of refugee communities in the UK, returns to the South Bank on Sunday June 19th.

Juju’s third album is a riotous, joyful affair.

A voice like gravel, an in-tray full of melancholy, and over two decades in the business — what could go wrong?

An excellent concept is let down by an incoherent record.

There is a timeless quality to the five full songs that comprise this debut EP for the New York based Sara Banleigh.

Multilayered, multi-textured, rich, evocative and joyful, this is a journey through the traditions of the Garifuna.

The legendary Afrobeat sound is presented to full effect.

Congolese psychedelic guitar, Caribbean merengue, Latin grooves, and Angolan carnival all merge seamlessly here.

A thought-provoking and honest account of life “in the hood”