The past decade has seen music by African Artists gain consistent Global attention in the form of Afrobeats. But there are more sounds yet to be explored coming from the youth of West Africa, in particular. Enter: SuperJazzClub, a Ghanaian collective of creatives who are creating music that they love.
Self-dubbed “warrior princess” on Instagram, Amaarae is a Ghanaian artist who isn’t afraid of just being herself.
We had the pleasure of exploring Old Spitalfield’s Market in London’s east end with her earlier this year. Read more.
DISCOVER
Czafari., chats to WFA about her latest single: “I Want”, which she describes as a song which “shares an important message of individuality and self-confidence.”
Birmingham-based artist, Kea, chats to WFA more about his latest single “Bass String”.
It’s not everyday listen to everyone’s opinion, sometimes go with your own gut. That’s exactly what WFA spoke to Alternative R&B artist: Mahjigh about on his latest single of the same name.
KeepVibesNear, also known as KVN, speaks to WFA about his latest release: Gently.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Check out our latest photography showcase, looking at living in London from the eyes of young photographer: Nana Owusu-Ansah.
In our latest photography showcase, WFA caught up with photographer: Nana Owusu-Ansah as she kicks off by sharing some portraits of black women.
Having conquered his homeland. Ghanaian artist KiDi, is ready for world domination. Ahead of the release of his second album “The Golden Boy”, KiDi spoke to WFA about his artist evolution and how the tide is changing for Ghanaian artists on a Global scale.