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The last survivor from the famous A Great Day in Harlem picture 🙏🏾
philip lewis@Phil_Lewis_
Sonny Rollins, one of the most influential Jazz musicians of our time, died this afternoon. He was 95
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@Akorxdx A lot of the albums in your collage are sick. I here is a few I own. #WorldMusic #NierianMusic #SenegaleseMusic #MalianMusic #AfricanMusic
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An important rule of thumb. If a revolt is a genuine revolt for the people, to increase the power of the people, global media will ignore and suppress it.
If a revolt is organised and funded by US imperialism to overthrow an inconvenient or opposing govt, it will be everywhere.
Paco Arnau@ciudadfutura
En Bolivia hay una genuina movilización popular de mineros, obreros y campesinos. Si fuera una “primavera” orquestada por EEUU o la UE abriría todos los telediarios. Es la prueba del algodón.
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fave album art typography!!!!!!
boiz noize@jowljones
Fav album art typography? I’ll start with Dimensional People by Mouse on Mars (2018)
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the peripheral stuff Sly Stone was recording when he was making There's A Riot Goin' On is some of the coolest sounding music of all time
Daniel Bromfield@bromf3
Looking for music at the intersection of minimal techno and ‘60s baroque-pop
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I’ve spent the past couple of weeks building Looters: a public archive of Nigerian political corruption since the 1990s.
Governors, ministers, shell companies, Swiss accounts, the Jersey trusts, — one searchable graph.
You too can connect the dots: 1000reasons.vote/looters
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As far as jazz guitar goes, few did it better than Wes Montgomery.
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I finally found this rare footage: Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s speech at the All-African Peoples’ Conference (AAPC), Accra, Ghana, 1958.
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This is the late senegalese griot Aby Ngana Diop 🇸🇳
Pan-African Pac@panafricanpac
Of course rap came from Africa. You gotta be real slow to think poetry over percussion began in the 1970s. This is ancestral work.
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Fck every Nigerian institution telling students to cut their hair
the culture | magazine@galactamelanin
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Elis Regina and Antônio Carlos Jobim recording "Águas de Março" at MGM Studios in Los Angeles, 1974.
One of the most beautiful and iconic duets ever committed to tape, from one of the most legendary collaborations in Brasilian music.
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Donald Byrd performing "Black Byrd" at Montreux, 1973. Featuring Larry Mizell on synths and Fonce on trumpet. The sound that shaped generations of music to come.
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