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99 Révolution
Youssoupha's own recording imprint, founded in 2022 after leaving Bomayé Musik.
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Labels, distributors, publishers, studios, promoters and platforms working across African music. Listings are editorial and free, and every one is checked against its sources before it appears.
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Youssoupha's own recording imprint, founded in 2022 after leaving Bomayé Musik.
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Paris music publisher holding the Lusafrica label's editorial catalogue, principally Cape Verdean repertoire; acquired by Sony Music Publishing France in July 2025.
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Paris-based label and artist management built around Congolese and French-Congolese hip-hop artists since 2006.
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French pay-TV and media group recorded as a named investor in IROKO.
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Naza's own recording imprint, used for his solo catalogue since 2019.
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Pan-African pay-TV and digital music media group founded by Olivier Laouchez in 2003, majority-owned by TPG Growth since 2018, now also under contract with the DRC government to build a Congolese royalty-collection platform.
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Paris record label, founded 1988 by Jose Da Silva, that built Cesaria Evora's catalogue; acquired by Sony Music France in July 2025.
Fatoumata Diawara's own Paris production company, formed 2025 to hold the masters and publishing on her album Massa.
Paris record label, founded 2004, that licenses West African catalogue including Fatoumata Diawara and Ballaké Sissoko.
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French recorded-music arm of Sony Music, based in Paris; acquired Lusophone-African label Lusafrica in July 2025.
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French publishing arm of Sony Music Publishing, based in Paris; acquired Lusophone-African publisher Africa Nostra in July 2025.
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A French hip-hop label founded by Booba in 2004, licensed through Universal's Barclay Records, with an African footprint via its 92i Africa joint venture.
Paris record company and distributor, incorporated 2003, whose 3ème Bureau imprint licensed Fatoumata Diawara's catalogue.
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Paris independent label founded by the producer Binetou Sylla, focused on French-speaking African artists.