Muziki Ni

Urban singer and producer Slakah the Beatchild shares his passion for record-digging, thrift-shopping and melodic songwriting inspired by the percussive rhythm of the Caribbean.

Tanika Charles takes shows a few of her favorite Toronto haunts and shares four cuts from her debut EP.

Singer-songwriter Shi Wisdom shares music from her 2014 album. Shi visits shops for art supplies and Toronto's iconic Eglinton West neighborhood.

Cape Town's Zaki Ibrahim explains how the sights and sounds of the continent inspire her new world music and what being a nomadic musician living in Canada is all about.

Musician and humanitarian Rocky Dawuni sheds light on how he stays inspired, causes that make him tick and his love for cooking.

Wiyaala talks about her unique fashion sense inspired by her rich cultural background, her entry into the music scene after a failed attempt at a soccer career, and how she unwinds after a long day.

Stage rituals, freakish costumes and cryptic messages are synonymous with the group known as Dark Suburb; learn about the concept behind their skeletal costumes; see where the magic of making music happens.

Journey with MzVee, a Ghanaian Dancehall artist, as she opens up about her world, inspiration and what makes her and her city musically exciting.

Ghana's Atongo Zimba, using his traditional calabash lute, the Koliko, expresses his critique of the world.

"Hip Life" singer Okyeame Kwame displays his many talents.

Musician and dancer Wunmi goes on a New York City adventure.

Alternative rapper and songwriter Wangechi explains the events that guided her career while touring her hometown.

Sydney Salmon discusses the Rastafarian haven in Shashemene, Ethiopia.

Melding the sounds of Afrobeat, Soul, Reggae & Rock, Obi Soulstar takes us on a journey that gives us insight into his influences and life as a music artist.

In this episode we of Muziki Ni, we journey with 2C and his crisp hip-hop sound from Liberia.