Published on Wed Jun 22, 2016 by David J Colbran
Record breaking crowds of around 40 000 people on Saturday marked the start of another Africa Oye. It's one of my favourite events, a short walk from my house, with some brilliant world music artists and incredible vibe at Liverpool's Sefton Park. I've been covering the festival now over 10 years for an agency and still love working it. Massive thanks to all the organisers behind the scenes, who do an amazing job. Anyway a few highlights. As ever please contact me directly if you want to use / licence any images. Thanks.
Akala from the UK


Saida Kanda & Mvulu Kandonda from Tanzania

Pat Thomas' band from Ghana

Sherii Ven Dyer from the UK

Sona Jobarteh from Gambia


Wesli from Haiti

Author: David J Colbran
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