In Mandinkan, “jali” means musician and “kunda” means home. Jalikunda, then, means “musician’s home”. It’s an apt name for this vibrant group of young African musicians and dancers. Their performance blows new life into the ancient folk culture of their homeland in West Africa. As they travel across the globe, performing the music and dances…
Read MoreThe tiny Caribbean island of Montserrat places itself firmly on the map by hosting the 1st Festival of African Music to be held in the English-speaking Caribbean. The successful inaugural opening of the annual festival took place on in March 2013, featuring Daby Taure – Afro-Pop voice of Mauretania- ably supported by Senegalese African drum…
Read MoreIf you’re looking for an exotic carnival atmosphere at your party or special event, there is nothing quite like Samba drumming to get the party going. An exotic melting-pot of cultures in the ever-expanding cities of South America gives us the Samba sound. In its energising riffs and rhythms, Hispanic Europe meets Africa with indigenous…
Read MoreCommanding a delightful vantage-point above the River Severn in Gloucestershire, with outstanding views across to the Black Mountains in Wales, Old Down Manor is a tastefully-restored Victorian country house that presents a tranquil and idyllic setting for a sophisticated wedding celebration. As a recommended supplier, Hop Till You Drop Wedding Music Agency offers a special…
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