Afro-Blues for You 18/02/2026

from Ubuntu Voices · host Ajak Kwai

HelloPlease listen and enjoy the sweet Afro-Blues here, handpicked for you Track #1 - Kawaii by Mateus AsatoTrack #2 - Maria by Mateus AsatoTrack #3 - Darkened Room by Slow Smoke Blues (AI)Track #4 - Letting Go by Mae CarterTrack #5 - Kulu by N'Gou BagakoyoTrack #6 - Be Ki Don by Samba ToureTrack #7 - Laidu by Rokia TraoreTrack #8 - Saya by Sona JobartehTrack #9 - Wassiye by Habib KoiteTrack #10 - Albala by Samba ToureTrack #11 - Koya Blues by Abou DiarraTrack #12 - Jarabi by AfroCubismTrack #13 - Mogoya by Oumou SangareTrack #14 - Sounsoumba by Oumou Sangare

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