ALGERIA
- Cheb Khaled, “C’est la vie” (2012)
COTE D’IVOIRE
- Rap Ivoirien
- Tiken Jah Fakoly, “Promesse de caméléon”; “Non à l’excision“
GHANA
- The Hiplife Complex
- Ghanaweb hiplife videos
- Akyeame, “Masan Aba“
- Obrafour, “Kwame Nkrumah“ (1999) (lyrics in Twi)
- Reggie Rockstone lyrics on museke.com (“Tsoo Boi,” “Keep Your Eyes on the Road,” “Visa,” and others)
- “Ah” (Kora award for Best African Music Video, 2005)
- “Keep Your Eyes on the Road“
- “Eye Mo De Anaa“
- The Lowdown: Uncensored with Hiplife legend Reggie Rockstone
- VIDEO-Reggie Rockstone talks about Hiplife On CNN’s African Voices -GhCampus com
- Living the Hiplife (documentary by Jesse Shipley)
- Alhaji K. Frimpong, “Kyen Kyen Bi Adi Mawu” (source for Rockstone’s “Keep Your Eyes on the Road”)
- Tinny, “Maamle“
- Obour featuring AB Creantil, “Adwoa,“ “Juliana“
- Sarkodie (on myspace), “Azonto Fiesta” (ft. Appietus and Kesse); “U Go Kill Me” (ft. E.L.)
- Okyeame Kwame, “Mr. Versatile” (2012)
- Blitz the Ambassador, Native Sun (full album); Native Sun (short film); Ghana Black Stars; Best I Can
GUINEA
- “Guinea’s Musicians Echo Decline” (BBC, 2008), recordings by Phaduba Keita, Degg J Force 3
KENYA
- Kalamashaka, “Tafsiri Hii“
- Gidigidi Majimaji, “Atoti,” Unbwogable“
- C’Zars, “Amka Ukatike“
- Wahu, “Sitishiki“
- Hip Hop Colony outakes w/Bamboo, Big Mike, Kama, and Harry Kimani: part 1, part 2
- Abbass Kubaff aka Doobeeez, “Gimme the Mic” (2016)
- Machakos Kyalo, “Run Calb Ndiku“; “100 or So“
MALI
- Bamako City Breakers (1985)
- Rap/Hip Hop Rally to Rebuild the Nation (VOA August 2012)
- Amkoullel
- mini-doc, Sinin, Kalan, Trinity Hip Hop Festival (2012)
- Yelli Fuzzo ft. Mokobe, Alou Sangare, “Ka na gnagami” (balani version)
- bamakosoldat‘s blog
- Mylmo N’Sahel raps the history of Mali
MAURITANIA
- Assalamalekoum Festival (facebook); assalamalekoum.com
- Rap is Resistance is Slave-owning Mauritania: Maxi .R, N’Dat Bouwaner (usatoday.com, 10/30/2015)
MOROCCO
- I Love Hip Hop in Morocco (2007; 41:30; 57:50)
NIGERIA
- Nigerian Rap: The First Decade (1981-1991), Uchenna Ikone
- Everybody Wanna Be Like Mike (Michael Jackson wannabes)
- JJC, “We Are Africans“; Naija remix
- Blackface, “Hard Life“
SENEGAL
- Positive Black Soul
- African Portraits documentary (1996?)
- Positive Black Soul, myspace page, “Return of da djelly“
- Didier Awadi
- “Mandjou 2002” (track 3 on Africa Wakbarr vol. 6), on grooveshark; on youtube; original by Les Ambassadeurs w/Salif Keita
- United States of Africa (film); youtube trailer
- “On a plus le choix [Sunjata],” Modibo Keita, Tata Pound, Babani Kone
- “Dans mon reve” (Presidents d’Afrique)
- “J’accuse” lyrics
- Daara J
- “Boomerang” (2003)
- NPR All Things Considered interview (May 2005)
- Faada Freddy NPR interview (August 2006)
- Tomorrow (on youtube channel)
- La Brigade, “Mes Gars“
- Lord Alajiman, “Dundeleen“
- 100% Galsen (documentary)
- Fata El Presidente
- Tassu
- Rap and taasu, Senegalese tv debate (May 20, 2012)
- Ndella Xallas
- Woman taasukat
- Aby Ngana Diop, “Liital“
- Sing Sing family in Dakar (2008)
- “Rap Tassu,” Gokh Bi System; video shoot
- Rapping the News (WSJ, 8/14/2013)
SOMALIA
- (Canada) K’naan
- Discography on allmusic.com
- “Censoring Myself for Success” (New York Times, 2012)
- “Kicked Pushed“; “Wavin’ the Flag” (2009/10); “Bang Bang” (2009/10); “Somalia” (2009); “Soobax“
SOUTH AFRICA
- Black Noise, “Abada Capoeira“
- Ben Sharpa on myspace
- “South Africa’s Kwaito Generation,” WBUR Inside Out radio documentary
- Arthur Mafokate, “Oyi Oyi” (1997)
- My Hip Hop: Cape Town (documentary)
TANZANIA
- Swahiliremix.com
- Hali, Halisi, documentary on youtube
- X Plastaz
- on myspace
- “‘Nini dhambi kwa mwenye dhiki” (with English subtitles)
- “Aha!” (from Masai Hip Hop)
- Sugu (aka Mr. 2), “Mchaka Mchaka“
- Cool Para
TUNISIA
- “Tunisia’s rappers provide soundtrack to revolution” (Balti, El General on CNN, 3/2/2011)
- “El General and the Rap Anthem of the Mideast Revolution” (Time, 2/15/2011)
- “Inside Tunisia’s Hip Hop Revolution” (Spin 8/24/2011)
- “El General, Hip Hop, and the Tunisian Revolution” (Revolutionary Arab Rap 10/22/2011)
UGANDA
- Breakdance Project Uganda and USAID
- Babaluku, “Rap Scholar“
- Bataka Squad, “Amawulile,” and “Making of Amawulile“
- GNL Zamba, “Koyi Koyi“
Other Videos and Audio Recordings (Africa)
- Mozambique: comparison of Beyonce’s “Who Run the World” with the dancers who inspired the choreography; original youtube post of Tofo Tofo; Beyonce: Year of 4 documentary meeting Tofo Tofo (13:40); DJ Cleo, “NIsho Njalo” (soundtrack for Tofo Tofo); Major Lazer (Dj Diplo and Dj Switch) featuring Vybz Kartel, “Pon de Floor” (sampled in “Who Run the World”)
- Sierra Leone/UK/USA: Chosan, “This is My America,” “Kanye Tell Me Something“; “Diamonds from Sierra Leone” (Kanye West); Chosan Speaks Out; Salone Rapper Certified
- Somalia/Canada: K’naan, “Kicked Pushed“
- South Africa: Malcolm McLaren, “Double Dutch“
- BET Cyphers: 2008 (K’Naan), 2009 (Gsan), 2010 (Ghana), 2011 (Nigeria), 2012 (Sarkodie, Jean Grae)
- Rick Ross in Nigeria, Solange in South Africa; Nigerians react
Select French Videos and Audio Recordings
- Abd al Malik, “Gibraltar,” live version of “Gibraltar”
- Disiz la peste, “Sant Yalla,” “N’Dioukel“
- MC Solaar, “Le nouveau western“; and Guru, “Le bien le mal (The Good the Bad)“
- Mokobe, and Viviane , “Safari“; and Salif Keita, “Mali Forever“
- MHD – La Puissance (Documentary)
- for more see FRANCE (on Charry’s Global Hip Hop site)
American rappers on their African roots
- Chamillionaire (Hakeem Seriki, Nigeria)
- Wale ( Olubowale Victor Akintimehin, Nigeria)
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