Rhythm Passport

Rhythm Passport offers a complimentary magazine and event listings for adventurous and curious individuals eager to explore global music. We also serve as a platform for musicians, helping them gain valuable visibility in the industry. Additionally, we provide professional photography and videography services for artists and record labels.

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Daily Discovery: Kim Nahuel - Ébano en un Jardín

2 months ago | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

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Daily Discovery: Katchafire - Seriously - Revived Version

Nov 28, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

Katchafire, the iconic all-Māori Pacific reggae band from Kirikiriroa (Hamilton, New Zealand), celebrates the 21st anniversary of their debut album Revival with the release of “Seriously (Revived Version).” This reimagined track breathes fresh life into one of their early favourites, blending their signature roots-reggae sound with a dubby, polished edge.
Playlist: PIN Music Conference (Skopje, North Macedonia; Thursday 28th to Saturday 30th November 2024)

Nov 27, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

If you’d like to feel the pulse of Balkan music, with its new waves and vintage appeal, emerging trends and resurgent styles, and if you’re curious about the forces shaping its constant evolution or perennial staticism, then PIN Conference is your gateway. Reaching its 11th edition, which is not a given in the transient world of music events and conferences, PIN is arguably the most insightful long weekend dedicated to music from the Balkans and beyond.
Daily Discovery: Amayo - Black Magic Sister

Nov 25, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

Amayo, the former frontman of Antibalas, has announced his debut solo album Lion Awakes, set for release on the 17th of January, 2025, with a launch party scheduled for the 25th of January at Brooklyn Bowl, in New York. The album’s first single, “Black Magic Sister,” blends vibrant afrobeat rhythms with spiritually charged lyrics, offering blessings and calling on ancestral spirits for guidance.
Interview: Q&A with Auntie Flo - “About Birds, Migration, and the Freedom of Dreams” (November 2024)

Nov 18, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

Six years and a world in the making… Brian d’Souza, better known as Auntie Flo, has consistently delivered far-reaching, horizon-opening works, spanning house, ambient, funk, and influences from the four corners of the globe. However, his fourth studio album, In My Dreams (I’m A Bird And I’m Free), scheduled for release on Friday, 22nd November, might well be his most ambitious to date—a deeply personal and expansive exploration of sound, memory, and cultural storytelling.
Interview: Q&A with Carmen Souza - “We Must Reflect on Our History and Look Forward” (October 2024)

Oct 16, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

When an album like Port’Inglês arrives, it’s more than just new music—it invites a deeper exploration into its inspirations and meanings. Make no mistake; Carmen Souza‘s latest offering is as engaging and danceable as her music has always been, filled with appealing and sinuous melodies, and body-shaking Afro-Luso rhythms. But beneath that resonant, jazzy surface, the London-based Cape Verdean artist channels her rich heritage and first-hand life experiences into a compelling work.
Interview: Defmaa Maadef - Queens of the Senegal Beats (September 2024)

Oct 11, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Ursula Billington

Sometimes, the sheer force of a performance can hypnotise an audience. The onstage energy hits onlookers squarely in the chest, putting them in danger of being completely blown away. The ferocity of Defmaa Maadef’s live show surges with currents of defiance and vibrates wildly in its freedom.
Interview: Moonchild Sanelly - Shaking Stages with Booty Beats

Sep 23, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Ursula Billington

Moonchild Sanelly burst onto the UK scene this summer with her booty-shaking rave of a show that featured big beats, catchy hooks, and some spectacular voguing from her DJ accomplice. Hailing from Durban and determined “never to go back,” the artist’s own brand of what she calls ‘Future Ghetto Funk’ combines housey electronica with alt-pop vocals covering everything from female empowerment to breakfast food. She’s playful, powerful, and provocative, and her energy is infectious.
Event Preview: Brassworks - Street Brass Carnival & Festival of Horns @ Woolwich Works (London; Saturday 21st September 2024)

Sep 19, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Byron Wallen

This Saturday, South-East London is set to vibrate with the exhilarating sounds of brass and jazz as Woolwich Works presents Brassworks: Street Brass Carnival & Festival of Horns. This rambunctious musical all-dayer will turn Woolwich into a lively fanfare to celebrate its rich brass heritage and the dynamic contemporary jazz scene of the British Capital.
Daily Discovery: Queen Lilas - Nza Ndombi

Aug 26, 2024 | rhythmpassport.com | Marco Canepari

Queen Lilas has recently released her single “Nza Ndombi,” offering a glimpse into her upcoming album set to drop in early 2025. This track is a smooth fusion of Congolese traditional rhythms and contemporary urban sounds, showcasing her connection with her cultural roots alongside far-reaching influences. Known for her distinctive vibrato and memorable melodies, Lilas blends elements of soukous, jazz, and Afro-pop into a fresh, modern sound.