Focusing on reggae's role in post-colonial Africa, this book highlights its significance as a unifying and empowering force. Through the works of influential artists like Tiken Jah Fakoly, Alpha Blondy, and Lucky Dube, it explores how reggae has evolved into a distinctly African genre. The authors emphasize reggae's capacity to articulate and advocate for African identity, democracy, and dignity, portraying it as a vital tool in the struggle for liberation and social justice. Ultimately, the book pays homage to African reggaemen who harness this powerful music for change.
