Analog Africa

Analog Africa is a record label and archival project dedicated to uncovering and preserving rare and often forgotten African music from the 1970s and 1980s. Founded by Samy Ben Redjeb in 2006, the label is renowned for its commitment to reissuing and showcasing diverse musical styles from across the African continent.

Analog Africa's catalog focuses on releasing compilations and reissues of Afrobeat, highlife, soukous, Afro-funk, and other lesser-known genres. The label specializes in carefully curating music that represents the rich and varied musical heritage of Africa, aiming to reintroduce these influential yet often overlooked sounds to a wider audience.

The label's releases often include extensive liner notes, rare photographs, and detailed historical context about the music, the artists, and the cultural significance of the recordings. These elements contribute to creating a deeper understanding and appreciation of the music's origins and impact.

Analog Africa's dedication to preserving the authenticity and vibrancy of African music has garnered widespread acclaim from collectors, music enthusiasts, and cultural historians. The label's work sheds light on the richness and diversity of African musical traditions, ensuring that these significant recordings are not lost to time and remain accessible for future generations.