Africazine:
Ghanaian singer malaïka showcases her musical evolution with a new live project.
After a series of performances across various cities, malaïka presents “27 – The Experience (Live in Accra),” recorded during her show at Alliance Française in Accra. This project features live arrangements of her previously released songs and unreleased material, offering listeners a fresh experience of her music.
Malaïka’s Live Project Captures Musical Growth
The live project encapsulates malaïka’s journey with the 27 project, highlighting her performances in cities like Nairobi and London. It includes standout moments from her Accra show, such as her cover of Black Sherif’s “Victory Song” and “Homeless Song,” intertwined with her crowd-favorite “No Come To Suffer.”
This performance marks a significant milestone in malaïka’s career, showcasing her unique blend of neo-soul, jazz, and R&B, while honoring her African roots in highlife, afrobeat, and makossa.
Ghana: Key figures on malaïka’s Live Project
- 27 – The Experience (Live in Accra)
- Alliance Française, Accra
Context of the 27 Project’s Development
Malaïka’s music is characterized by its soft, honest, and free nature, aiming to provide listeners with intimacy and depth. The project was executive produced and creatively directed by Evans Kafui Offori, known for his work on various notable projects.
With this live recording, malaïka invites her audience to connect with her music in its most dynamic form, reflecting her artistic growth and the bonds formed with fans during her performances.
Upcoming Steps for malaïka
- Potential studio releases of the unreleased material featured in the live project.
- Further performances and showcases in various cities.
This live project highlights malaïka’s artistic journey and her connection with audiences.
