AFRO SOUL STORIES
MUSIC · CULTURE · DIASPORA
Inspired by African heritage, lived experience, creative practice and diaspora, meeting through human conversation and live performance.



ZAMAR EDEN
M3NSA
DAVID KAYODE
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A documentary series tracing African musical heritage across cities worldwide — the players, the rooms and the routes the sound travels.
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Musicians, producers and writers whose work crosses borders and returns transformed.
Afro Soul Stories Media Ltd produces the podcast, the live sessions and is developing the documentary series Afro Soul Cities — owned IP, made with cultural specificity and built to travel.
Afro Soul Stories is a filmed podcast exploring African and diaspora creativity across music, art, film and fashion. It is hosted by Sewor Okudzeto, and each episode is a long-form conversation with an artist about their work, their heritage and their influences.
Sewor Okudzeto is a music producer and composer, and the founder of Afro Soul Stories Media, the company behind the podcast and the Afro Soul Cities documentary series.
Full episodes are on YouTube. Audio episodes are on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Afrobeats, highlife and other Afro-diasporic musical traditions, discussed in conversation with the artists who make them. The podcast also covers theatre, film, art and fashion.
Afro Soul Cities is a documentary series in development, tracing African musical heritage across cities worldwide. It is produced by Afro Soul Stories Media Ltd. The globe on this page previews the cities it explores.
Guests include the Grammy-nominated producer Tempoe, known for “Love Nwantiti”, and two-time Grammy winner Lekan Babalola. Musicians and producers on the podcast include BBC World Music Awards finalist Coco Mbassi; Kwame Yeboah, a multi-instrumentalist and producer known for his collaborations with Craig David and Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam); the Ghanaian producer and filmmaker M3NSA; and Wanlov the Kubolor, the Ghanaian-Romanian musician, rapper and filmmaker who is one half of FOKN Bois. From London come Ahnansé, founder of Steam Down, and the jazz alto saxophonist Donovan Haffner, who won Jazz Newcomer at the 2025 Parliamentary Jazz Awards and Breakthrough Act of the Year at the 2026 Jazz FM Awards, and has toured with Moses Boyd. The French-Senegalese playwright Alizée Ndiaye has also appeared. Live sessions have featured Zamar Eden, M3NSA and David Kayode.
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