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

...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.

Tommy WÁ's lyrics are real and open, allowing listeners to identify with the unadulterated feelings in every song. His music is a reflection of the many aspects of the human experience, whether one is experiencing love or delving into philosophical concerns.

Afro-funk, a fusion of both African and funk sensibilities, is a genre that fuses the elements of traditional African rhythms, funk, rock and jazz.

The shekere goes by numerous names, reflecting its widespread influence and popularity across the African regions and beyond its borders.