Thione Seck | Senegal | Siiw | Orientation | Stern's Africa | 2005
Omar Pene | Senegal | Won Naa La Ko | Climat | Contre-Jour | 2021
Bil Aka Kora | Burkina Faso | Fulu | Fulu | Shamar Empire | 2019
The Scorpios | Sudan-England UK | Samha : Beautiful | Let's Go | Afro7 | 2021
Alsarah & The Nubatones | Sudan-Yemen-Armenia-France-Togo-USA | Nuba Noutu | Silt | Wonderwheel | 2014
Ali Hassan Kuban | Egypt | Bettitogor Agil | Walk Like A Nubian | Piranha | 1991
Femi Koya | Nigeria-South Africa | Babalawo | Mukambo Presents Global Afrobeat Movement Vol. 2 | NYP | 2018
Tony Allen with Afrobeat 2000 | Nigeria-France | When One Road Close | N.E.P.A. (Never Expect Power Always) | Earthworks | 1984
Onipa | England UK-Ghana-Jamaica | Chicken No Dey Fly feat Franz Von | Tapes Of Utopia | Boomerang | 2021
Quantic & Nidia Góngora | England UK-USA-Colombia | Adiós Chacón | Almas Conectadas | Tru Thoughts | 2021
Grupo Pernil | Venezuela-Netherlands-Spain-USA | Danza De La Cabra | Pa Que Gocen / Danza De La Cabra - Single | Names You Can Trust | 2021
Contento | Colombia-Switzerland-Spain | Contra Viento Y Marea | En Lancha Pal Futuro | El Palmas | 2021
Malamanya | USA-Cuba-Panama | La Tormenta | La Tormenta - Single | Names You Can Trust | 2021
Black Uhuru | Jamaica | Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? | Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? - Single | D-Roy | 1979
Grace Jones | Jamaica-USA | My Jamaican Guy | Living My Life | Island | 1982
Desmond Chambers | Jamaica | Haly Gully | Haly Gully / The Morning Show - Single | Kalita | 1987
Robson Banda & The New Black Eagles | Zambia-Zimbabwe | Rambai Makashinga | Soweto | Nyati Nyati | 1986
Bhundu Boys | Zimbabwe | Chekudya Chose | The Bhundu Boys | Rugare | 1983
Brian Chilala & Ngoma Zasu | Zambia | Chitinti | Vangaza! | SWP | 2000s

"Global A Go-Go" is hosted by Bill Lupoletti and originally broadcast on WRIR in Richmond, Virginia. Lupoletti writes, "I describe 'Global A Go-Go' as 'music from around the world in the universal language of groove.' In short, you could call it a world music program that emphasizes the danceable over the folkloric. 'Global A Go-Go' is all about decolonizing your ears. My goal with this program is to expand your listening horizon: I want more people to listen to more music from outside their own country, language, culture and comfort zone. You'll hear plenty of newly released music on 'Global A Go-Go,' but I also feature classic and historic recordings on virtually every program. I play music from all continents (OK, not Antarctica) -- if I tallied everything Africa would certainly come in #1 and South America would probably be #2. And I do play music from the USA when it fits the context. For more information go to http://www.globalagogo.com/.