Highlife enjoys growing popularity in the hands of new generation of musicians | Africa Front
By Africa Front Staff
Highlife enjoys growing popularity in the hands of new generation of musicians
Often called the “grandfather” of modern African music, Highlife was born a century ago in the port cities of Ghana. Blending colonial brass with traditional rhythms, it became the soundtrack of West African independence. Now, the genre has been officially recognized by UNESCO…
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