Post-Modern Wahala by Keziah Jones
A strange creature between Miles Davis, Fela Kuti and Jimmy Hendricks, the original African Anarchist Keziah Jones has just released his fourth studio album Nigerian Wood (Because Music). With a successful international career spanning 2 decades, the world has yet to catch up with him and his unique brand of music he calls BLUFUNK.
Even though the continent is already a massive fan, the UK is lagging way behind on this one, just because marketing a lyrically gifted African man with a guitar still challenges perceptions and understanding of black music. Wahala gets it! We go to capture the action live during Jones' rare appearance at the London's Jazz Cafe.
We also meet the new generation of Nigerian movers n shakers with artist Bumi Thomas and cultural entrepreneur Yemi from Afro Pop Live.
WAHALA E Go Bite Yo Nyash. Special Yaabafunk
The funk and punk African formation drawn from Brixton, South London, plays a contagious mixture of Afrobeat, High-Life, funk and broken-weird beat.
WAHALA Special Haiti
The humongous generosity and compassion people have shown from all over the world has been impressive and touching
Wahala encounter Nneka on her 1st UK Tour
Her name is on everyone's lips right now. Engaged, socially aware and Nigerian multiple-award winner songstress Nneka, is in the UK for her first tour and Wahala is there to capture the action
WAHALA in conversation with Daara J Family
In a candid and relax conversation, African ethics are put to the test as we sit down for a conversation “a la maison” with 2 prominents Senegalese Rap ambassador













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