Wanlov the Kubolor and Alostmen Thrill Audience with HUMANBEING at Afrika Festival Hertme

The serene village of Hertme, Netherlands, was electrified by a mesmerizing performance from Ghanaian musician Wanlov the Kubolor and his band Alostmen during the renowned Afrika Festival Hertme. The festival, celebrated for its rich display of African culture, reached a new high with the debut of their new song, HUMANBEING.

Wanlov the Kubolor, famous for his eclectic style and socially conscious lyrics, took the stage with his band Alostmen, who are known for blending traditional African sounds with contemporary music. The crowd, a vibrant mix of locals and international visitors, eagerly anticipated the performance, and they were not disappointed.

The song, a powerful commentary on human unity and social justice, resonated deeply with the listeners. Wanlov's charismatic presence and the band's infectious rhythms created an atmosphere of pure energy and connection.

HUMANBEING is a track that highlights the struggles and triumphs of everyday people, and its live debut at the Afrika Festival was nothing short of spectacular. The lyrics, filled with poignant messages about equality and love, were amplified by the band's dynamic instrumentation. Traditional African drums, the kologo (a two-stringed lute), and contemporary beats melded seamlessly, creating a sound that was both unique and universally appealing.

The audience was visibly moved, swaying and dancing to the rhythmic beats, while the poignant lyrics sparked conversations among festival-goers about the issues facing humanity today. The performance not only entertained but also inspired, embodying the spirit of the Afrika Festival Hertme, which aims to promote African culture and foster a sense of global community.

Wanlov the Kubolor, never one to shy away from addressing important social issues through his music, took a moment during the performance to speak directly to the audience. This song is about all of us, he said. No matter where we come from or what we look like, we are all human beings deserving of love and respect.

The festival, now in its 32nd year, has always been a platform for artists to showcase the diversity and richness of African culture, and this year was no exception. Wanlov the Kubolor and Alostmen's performance of HUMANBEING was a highlight, leaving an indelible mark on all who witnessed it.

As the final notes of the song faded and the crowd erupted into applause, it was clear that Wanlov the Kubolor and Alostmen had delivered a performance that would be remembered for years to come. The Afrika Festival Hertme had once again succeeded in bringing people together through the universal language of music, reminding everyone of the shared humanity that binds us all.