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Reggae’s African Legacy: Can the Movement Thrive in the Afrobeats & Amapiano Era?

Reggae may have been born in Jamaica, but over the decades it has found a powerful and permanent home in Africa. From the liberation messages that resonated during anti-colonial struggles, to the spiritual and political consciousness that still speaks to young people today, reggae has long been more than just music on this continent, it has been a movement. But in modern times, the landscape has changed.Afrobeats, Amapiano and other contemporary sounds dominate charts and festivals. So the question becomes, how does reggae sustain itself and more importantly, how does it expand in this fast-moving environment? Guests: Menelik Nesta Gibbons aka Don Dada, RuFF CuTT Studio owner and South African Reggae & Hip-Hop recording artist Mama Tonique Phala, longest standing backing vocalist of late Lucky Dube