73 mixes with tracks by “Baaba Maal”

Deep groove and soul

There are just moments when only some African music will do. These usually hit the spot for me.

These are some of my favourites combining breathtaking tracks from Senegal and Mali with some dance tracks of Congo and East Africa

An assorted mix for to recover from last night. Also, does anyone know where I left my keys?

Seventeen tracks that are helping me revise for my finals.

Including music by 1 Giant Leap feat Baaba Maal, A.R. Rahman Feat. Suzanne D'Mello, and Abel Korzeniowski.

dolphins on bum wine

28 Tracks from or influenced by the African continent with emphasis on vocals, pop, jazz, and the dance club.

Some (mostly) West African music that focuses more on the melodic side of things. Stings, voices, horns, idiophones, and the like (a few horns thrown in too). Tradional and folk mixed with blues, classic high life, and stuff like that. Chill, yet invigorating. Hope you enjoy!

Total run time: 1.2 hours

Artists are from Mali, Senegal, and Nigeria.

Ayub Ogada is from Kenya--one exception to my West Africa theme, but a beautiful song... Ry Cooder being the other.

Fourteen tracks including music by Radical Face, Kristin Hersh, and Bon Iver.

A random mix of some of the instrumental, non-English lyrical, ambient and ambientish music in my collection.

Music to chill, study, write, or research to.

Tracks including music by Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, and Yann Tiersen.

If you like this mix, check out my other composed mostly of the same artists: The top of the sea is the bottom of the sky;