REVIEWS

Here is what some of the Listeners have to say about AfriRhythms. We do thank you for the encouraging feedback.

Goddie (London, UK):- Yes man! dis music is apure and perfect source of happniess,real reason to tune in kip it up brav. I like the reggae riddims, the samba classics and all the lastest songs. wicked man. Goddie back in LDN. Bless!

Conel Andrew (Oslo, Norway): U have wat they call muzik. nzikiriza 4 sure. Kip it up. Plus your Zouk and reggae collection is serious. I will recommend this radio to all my friends in Norway and beyond!

EBagu (Saskatoon, Canada):- You are doing a great job I believe exposure to Music from all sectors of Africa is great. It gives some of us the opportunity to learn the different rhythms, cultural aspects of Africa. A touch of different flavours on our great continent, Africa. Good job thanks !!!! five stars for you. I will recommend this site to all my pals in Canada

Manutd aka Ocharlie (London, UK):- I just learnt about this website from a mate in the US, its the greatest discovery for me in the world of afro tunes in this afro starved country of the UK. I am gonna keep permanently on the site till death...... Keep up the good work.

Juliet (California, USA): No other Radio covers Africa like you guys. I don't know where you get your music from. I did not know there was such good music from Countries like Angola, Cape Verde and Mozambique until this radio. I like the fact that you expose your listeners to rare to find great tunes from all over Africa. This is the greatest idea of the century. I love Afrirhythms with all my heart!! Please keep it alive.

Madoxx Ssemanda Ssematimba (Stockholm, Sweden) Long Live afrirhythms.com....! I dig 'em heavy reggae riddims you select. I'm a fully-fledged follower!

Vlado (Bulgaria): Hi, I'm Bulgarian. I just discovered your on-line radio. I like very much original African music. For example - the music of Myriam Makeba, Ladysmith Black Mambaso and so on. Thanks and let God bless you!

Musenze aka Spicyronaldo (Belgium):- Good work. I am just wondering where U get such nice Ugandan Music!!! Keep it up!!!!!

Jimmy (Oslo, Norway):- Thanks for opening us this useful site. My family is grateful.

Andrew Sembuusi (Toronto, Canada): I just wanna thank the people who dreamed of setting up this wonderful website where we can go and listen to africana root music. Its really good. Thanks for the good job, thanks again and keep it up....

Chinah (Unkown location): Great sound quality.this is such a brilliant concept you got for promoting Ugandan as well as african music.all the best.

Maj. Stephen Mpumwire Kakye (Unknowm Location):- I finally got a memories bank. It brings those old days near.Interstingly, its a mix of sorts of rhythms that makes me my scratch my bald. It strikes through all ages, i guess. Kawaida should listen to this too before today.

Juan Jose Araque Aycardi (Cartagena Colombia): I live in Cartagena Colombia, South America, the city where I live has the african heritage as a result of the slave trade from Africa many years ago. Cartagena is close to caribbean sea and the reggae, Calipso and also Zouk are recongized music...we have here a creole mixture of those rhythms merging like " Terapia music". It is nice to hear your marbelous radio station with clear tuning from here in Colombia. Thanks guys for your music ...go ahead with your project.

Benedito Cunguara (Michigan, USA): You should get a Cultural Nobel Prize for such an excellent idea of creating a space where we don't feel overseas despite being more than 10,000 miles away from home. This website is great.

Andrea Montanari (Torino, Italy): Bravissimi! Avete una bella programmazione musicale e la musica più bella del mondo, che mi accompagna tutti i giorni sul lavoro. Ciao! Translates (Best! You have a beautiful musical programming and the beautiful music of the world, that it accompanies me every day at work. Hello!)

John G (Unknown Location): Great station, with all sorts of spices for every palette. Im from East Africa and feel as though I'm home despite the thousands of miles. Keep up the good work!

Dawit O.Woldu (Gainesville, Florida): Hi Everybody, I always enjoy reading and listening to AfriRhythms. It is the only free boat or plane that takes me home and makes feel good. Just some of the few resources I enjoy on the internet. Thanks for everyone working on this important entertainment industry. Good people always thrive for good work.

Alex Kamara (Iowa, USA): I am writing from the Midwest in the great state of Iowa, USA. This is the real stuff. You are doing a good job. The World needs you. the World needs universal diversity in music. Thank you very much for entertaining us.