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'''African Cassettes''' is an online cassettography dedicated to documenting African music released on cassettes. Currently the project is in an early development stage. A list of all cassettes included until now can be seen [[:Category: Cassettes| '''here''']]. New cassettes are being added on a daily base.
'''African Cassettes''' is an online cassettography dedicated to documenting African music released on cassettes. Currently the project is in an early development stage. A list of all cassettes included until now can be seen [[:Category: Cassettes| '''here''']]. New cassettes are being added on a daily base.


== Cassettes from: ==


=== Cameroon ===
=== Cameroon ===
[[File:Cameroon sm.jpg|thumb|left|100px]] [[:Category:Cassettes from Cameroon|Cameroon]]
[[File:Cameroon sm.jpg|thumb|left|100px]] [[:Category:Cassettes from Cameroon|Cassettes from Cameroon]]
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=== Congo ===
[[:Category:Cassettes from Congo|Congo]]
[[:Category:Cassettes from Congo|Congo]]



Revision as of 07:00, 10 April 2022

African Cassettes is an online cassettography dedicated to documenting African music released on cassettes. Currently the project is in an early development stage. A list of all cassettes included until now can be seen here. New cassettes are being added on a daily base.


Cameroon

Cassettes from Cameroon


Congo

Congo

DRC/Zaïre

Ethiopia

Gabon

Ghana

Guinea

Ivory Coast

Liberia

Mali

São Tomé and Príncipe

Senegal

South Africa

Tanzania

Togo

Uganda

Zimbabwe



Logo of African Music Archive

The project is based and at and supported by the African Music Archives (AMA) at the University of Mainz.

The African Music Archive at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz is collecting modern African music and makes it available to science and research. It hosts music on all kinds of media: shellac and vinyl records, as well as audio and video cassettes, CDs and DVDs. It currently hosts a unique collection of 15,000 sound recordings from the 1940s until the present. Beyond academic work, AMA seeks to make knowledge about African music accessible to a broader public.


'African Cassettes' is maintained by Andreas Wetter.