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Monday, November 2

SoundAlté, Out LoudGhana's alté, R&B and soul singers are reaching award lists and global playlists: who is being named, how their sound is described, and what the scene still needs.Nov 2, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: Rooms and RoyaltiesGen Z Highlife
The WorkWhere the Work LandsMakola's traders, Jamestown's streets and Chale Wote, galleries and a music scene working on its own terms: the Accra behind this edition.Nov 2, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: JamestownStudio Sessions
SoundKasa, BackwardsFrom the 2020 mixtape Straight Outta Kumerica to the Telecel Ghana Music Awards in 2026: six artists who carried Asakaa drill out of the underground, and where to start listening.Nov 2, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: Rooms and RoyaltiesGen Z Highlife

Sunday, November 1

Saturday, October 31

The WorkStudio SessionsMusicians and models from The Content Campus creativity exploration in Ghana, photographed by Max Luger in 2026: rooftop dusk, a white wall, palm fronds, brick and gold-dotted panels.Oct 31, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: Where the Work LandsJamestown
SoundThree From AccraThree TCC songs made in Accra, read line by line from their listening reports: an ultimatum, a question, an apology with an alibi, and the Los Angeles room mixing them.Oct 31, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: Rooms and RoyaltiesGen Z Highlife
The WorkStreet LevelFifteen frames from Max Luger's September 2026 documentary set in Ghana: loads carried high, the signs above them, and the people who keep the roadside working.Oct 31, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: Where the Work LandsJamestown
The WorkThe RunwayA brown lace gown leads thirteen frames of runway work, daylight to night, set beside the shows and festivals filling Ghana's fashion calendar this season.Oct 31, 2026 · By Koko MRelated: Where the Work LandsJamestown

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