There are four major classes of African musical instruments and their classification is based on how the make they make their sounds...

Collaboration is a great way to build strong relationships with your fellow artists and music business professionals like ARs, curators, and promoters.

Libyan reggae emerged as a musical response to the social and political challenges faced by the Libyan people. Gained prominence during the late 20th century, it experienced a surge in popularity during the Arab Uprising in 2011.

...getting an ISRC and having well-captured and fully updated metadata are non-negotiable requirements for every song. Without embedding this 12-digit code into a song before being released to the public, whether on digital platforms or CDs, the song becomes a pin in a haystack, difficult to find and the creator to get paid.

Once more, Azana has demonstrated that she is a formidable presence not only in the South African music scene but also across the entire African continent.