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Across the diaspora, there’s a depth of sounds that showcase the brilliance and artistry of black people.

Diaspora discoveries is a weekly column which aims to champion and celebrate these voices. Sit back and let them take you on a melodic journey…

1.
Asked About You by Oddisee

Sudanese-American rapper shares his latest project AlWasta and gets introspective on the opening track Asked About You.

2.
Now A Days by Aaron ‘Ab’ Abernathy

Whilst showcasing his wide vocal range, Aaron Abernathy lays his soul bare and addresses a number of social issues on Now A Days.

https://soundcloud.com/abtheconfidant/now-a-days-feat-ralph-david-abernathy

3.
Freedom Interlude by Noname

After dropping the ‘Gypsy’ moniker from her name, Noname returns with a soulful rap in Freedom Interlude.

4.
For Good by REMI

Australian rapper Remi ‘REMI’ Kolawole shares the ‘feel good’, J Dilla-inspired For Good ahead of the release of his forthcoming album Divas and Demons.

5.
Homecoming/Love Is by Jay Prince

Jay Prince continues his fine form with his latest cut Homecoming/Love Is.