Seckou Keita, known as Senegal’s Hendrix of the Kora, will donate 50% to the International Committee of the Red Cross of all the proceeds made from his most recent and highly acclaimed album, The Silimbo Passage, sold over the next six months. In his capacity as an international artist, Seckou Keita is taking an active stand against oppression, suffering and the violation of human rights by committing to help those in need across the world and firmly believes his music “…can contribute to making the world a better place”. Related...

Seckou Keita Drumming Workshop in AFRICA!!! Senegal Abéné – Casamance – Sénégal 19 Feb -3 March 2011 If you are thinking of your next winter break, here are a few reasons to join Seckou Keita in AFRICA and more particularly in Senegal: World class Tuition: Seckou Keita is an outstanding & experienced teacher that will give you more than you bargain for. Expect fabulous djembe workshops and classes. Travel and Discovery: Casamance is an amazing place to visit. A little green heaven in Africa. The schedule will be designed so you some have time to explore the area: markets, bird-watching,...

Colchester was the last city we visited last night with Afrodisiac. This was an experimental production devised by Welsh composer Charlie Barber. I had also a fabulous time with my long time friend Chartwell Dutiro, a master of the Mbira. Visuals were provided by Raul Seek. With classical, African and Latin influences, I truly enjoyed being part of this and I hope that those of you who came loved the journey. For those who would like to find out more and hear some of the extracts, you can check Charlie Barber’s website. Feel free to leave your...