Day: 24/03/2023

NAZ Studio, the animation studio behind beloved anime series such as ID:INVADED and Rust Eater Bisco, has announced a new upcoming anime titled Special Kid Factory. READ MORE: ‘Attack on Titan: The Final Season, Part 3’ review: Royal Rumbling Announced today (March 24), Special Kid Factory will see NAZ Studio combine efforts with director Atsushi […]

Genesis Owusu has long had a flair for the dramatic. The Ghanaian-Australian’s 2021 debut album ‘Smiling With No Teeth’ is a wildly ambitious, conceptual record that moves between searing punk rap to heartfelt, elegiac soul across its nearly hour-long runtime. His live shows are a theatrical affair, Owusu at once spirited frontman and something akin […]

The Egyptian songstress invites PAM on her sailboat towards the future. L’article Sonic Futures: Felukah on Arabfuturism est apparu en premier sur PAM – Pan African Music.

South Korean singer Jimin, also a member of the K-pop boyband BTS, has released the music video for his new solo single ‘Like Crazy’. READ MORE: Taeyang talks his first solo single in six years, ‘Vibe’ featuring Jimin, and what’s next: “There will be an album in the future” The clip opens with Jimin at […]

Moviedle has risen as a popular quiz game in the wake of the absolute behemoth that is Wordle. It borrows the basic principles, but adds a uniquely filmic twist. You see, instead of guessing a word, you’re trying to name a movie. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, there’s quite an important wrinkle to consider. READ […]

Globle is yet another variant on everyone’s favourite word game. The similarities are brief, with Globle offering a geography-based puzzle, with a new solution to take on each day. Those who wish to play need only start by guessing any country. The game will then tell you how close you’ve gotten, allowing you to narrow […]

[The Conversation Africa] Musical bows are among the oldest instruments in southern Africa. Musicologists think the “ping” a bowstring makes when an arrow is released inspired early hunters (as far back as the Khoi and San nations) to use it for music-making in ritual and, later, other contexts.