Afro Soul Stories
Afro Soul Stories, hosted by Sewor Okudzeto, shines a spotlight on artists of African heritage across the diaspora. Through the podcast, he explores the journeys, music, and cultural connections of these creators, celebrating their artistry and resilience.
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E28 Doye T.Agama (opens the original)
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What if the music you love most — Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Afrobeats, Amapiano — all came from the same place? Ethnomusicologist and author Doye T. Agama joins Sewor Okudzeto on Afro Soul Stories to trace the real history of West African music — from ancient traditions to global dominance, and how it survived, travelled across continents, and came back transformed. Doye's book The Sound That Would Not Die is one of the most comprehensive accounts of this migratory story we've come across. This conve
E27 Kwame Yeboah (opens the original)
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Kwame Yeboah is one of Ghana's most accomplished musicians, producers, arrangers and musical directors. From his roots in western Ghana, through studies in Denmark, to an international career working with artists including Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens), Craig David, Ebo Taylor, Pat Thomas, Sola Akingbola and many more, his journey spans decades of creativity across Africa, Europe and beyond. In this episode of Afro Soul Stories , Sewor Okudzeto sits down with Kwame to discuss his remarkable career,
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