Breaking boundaries. Benjamin Lebrave aka DJ Bbrave is a half-American, half-French promoter of Africa music. As the founder/owner of Akwaaba music label, he is at the forefront of promoting Africa music worldwide. As DJ he brings African music to new audiences in Africa, Europe, America and more. Africa Web TV met him in Zomerfabriek, Antwerp during his current European club tour. DJ Max Le Daron another promoter of African music makes a cameo appearance in this video report.
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