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20 Captivating Safari Songs for Your African Adventure

• June 20, 2023
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Embarking on an African safari is an exhilarating experience, where nature’s wonders and wildlife harmonize in perfect synergy. To enhance this incredible journey, we have curated a list of 20 sensational songs that capture the spirit of Africa. From timeless classics like Toto’s “Africa” to rhythmic Afrobeat melodies, these tunes will immerse you in the vibrant rhythm of the continent, transforming your safari into an unforgettable musical adventure .

“Africa” by Toto

Toto’s iconic track “Africa” is an anthem that perfectly encapsulates the mystique and allure of the African continent. It’s one of the most popular and familiar songs about Africa—and makes for an incredible experience should it start to rain during your adventure. For Americans, it stands atop our safari songs list.

“Soul Makossa” by Manu Dibango

Manu Dibango’s “Soul Makossa” is a legendary Afrobeat hit, known for its infectious rhythm and captivating energy.

“Yeke Yeke” by Mory Kanté

Mory Kanté’s “Yeke Yeke” is a captivating blend of traditional West African sounds and contemporary beats, guaranteed to get you moving.

“Sweet Mother” by Prince Nico Mbarga

Prince Nico Mbarga’s “Sweet Mother” is a timeless Nigerian highlife classic that celebrates the unconditional love of mothers.

“Pata Pata” by Miriam Makeba

Miriam Makeba’s “Pata Pata” is an uplifting Afro-pop song that will make you want to dance and sing along.

“Soweto Blues” by Miriam Makeba ft. Hugh Masekela

Miriam Makeba’s poignant collaboration with Hugh Masekela in “Soweto Blues” captures the struggles and resilience of the South African people.

“Zombie” by Fela Kuti

Fela Kuti ‘s “Zombie” is a powerful Afrobeat protest song that criticizes the military regime in Nigeria, showcasing Kuti’s musical activism.

“Sorcerer” by Fela Kuti

“Fela Kuti’s “Sorcerer” is a mesmerizing Afrobeat composition that showcases his unmatched talent as a musician and bandleader.

“Yègellé Tezeta” by Mulatu Astatke

Mulatu Astatke’s “Yègellé Tezeta” is a sublime Ethiopian jazz piece that effortlessly blends traditional melodies with modern influences.

“Love and Death” by Ebo Taylor

Ebo Taylor ‘s “Love and Death” is a soul-stirring Afrobeat gem that combines infectious grooves with poignant lyrics.

“Aye” by Davido

Davido’s “Aye” is a chart-topping Nigerian Afrobeats hit that exudes joy and celebration.

“Jerusalema” by Master KG ft. Nomcebo Zikode

“Jerusalema” by Master KG ft. Nomcebo Zikode is an infectious South African house song that became a global sensation.

“Waving Flag” by K’naan

K’naan’s “Waving Flag” is an inspiring anthem that celebrates unity and resilience, originally released for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

“Kuliko Jana” by Sauti Sol

Sauti Sol’s “Kuliko Jana” is a beautiful Swahili ballad that reflects on the importance of cherishing the present moment.

“Khona” by Mafikizolo ft. Uhuru

Mafikizolo’s “Khona” is an energetic South African Afro-house track that will make you want to dance to its infectious rhythm.

“Joromi” by Sir Victor Uwaifo

Sir Victor Uwaifo’s “Joromi” is a Nigerian highlife classic that showcases his unique blend of indigenous sounds and western influences.

“Nakupenda” by Ali Kiba ft. Christian Bella

Ali Kiba’s “Nakupenda” is a Swahili love song with a captivating melody that will serenade your soul.

“Sara” by Oumou Sangaré

Oumou Sangaré’s “Sara” is a powerful song that addresses social issues and showcases her mesmerizing vocals.

“Simi Yadech” by Amadou & Mariam

Amadou & Mariam’s “Simi Yadech” is a joyful Afro-pop tune that will transport you to the vibrant streets of Mali.

“Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)” by Shakira

Shakira’s “Waka Waka” became an anthem for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, blending pop and African rhythms to create an uplifting song.

As you embark on your African safari adventure, these 20 captivating safari songs will serve as the perfect soundtrack, elevating your experience to new heights. From the iconic melodies of Toto’s “Africa” to the mesmerizing beats of Afrobeat legends like Fela Kuti and Mulatu Astatke, let the music of Africa transport you to a realm of wonder and excitement on your journey through the wild. Immerse yourself in the rhythmic tapestry of the continent and create unforgettable memories amidst nature’s symphony.

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The Playlist: Top 10 Songs to Play on an African Safari

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So now you’ve seen the Lion King in 3D and you want to go to Africa.

OK, maybe that’s just me but I’m sure pretty much everyone wants to go to the big-A for some reason or another, be it for a Safari through the Serengeti, a bit of lazy beach lounging in Cape Town or some white-man-guilt-volunteering in Malawi.

You might even have started planning your trip already by selecting the countries to visit, having all the flu-shots and studying the different types of Antelopes. But we all know that in order to really get into the rhythm for a big journey such as an African safari or a European roadtrip , there’s no better way to get into the rhythm of it than with a nice n’ juicy playlist . Lucky for you, It just so happens that we have bag full of genuinely African grooves and cheesy wannabe-African pop alike to sink your tune-teeth into. But fear not dear traveller, we promise you that our playlist is completely free of any cringeworthy 90’s new age world horror!

So whether you’ve already watching the stewardess demonstrating how to put on an oxygen mask on a flight to Kenya, or if you’re just dreaming of the African sun from a grey and rainy London (like me!), this is what GrooveTraveler suggests you listen to:

Jealousy – Tony Allen Now here we get down with some seriously groovy 70’s Afrobeats by the African drummer legend Tony Allen supported by Africa 70 and Fela Kuti. This tune has you wiggling in your seat (in a good way, not the I-need-to-pee-way) with it’s irresistible rhythm.

Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa – Vampire Weekend After Tony Allen this song by American Ivy league college kids might just sound wrong but think what you might of their adaptaion of Afrobeat, it’s a catchy little bugger and ever so cute and indie.

I Zimbra – Talking Heads  David Byrne of Talking heads and producer Brian Eno were really into African Music, you never would have guessed it! YouTube says that Gene Wilder was on the bongos. I’m perfectly willing to believe it.

Gentleman – Fela Kuti I got a fever, and the only prescription is more Afrobeat! This one’s a classic by the king of the genre, Fela Kuti and comes with some mean sax on top.

Heygana – Ali farka Touré A wailing desert blues to play in the Sahara when you’re parched, your head’s feeling hot, you’re seeing mirages and that lizard has started talking to you…

Sabali – Amadou & Mariam This song by the blind couple from Mali is perhaps not their most African in style, (probably due to the obvious influence of producer Damon Albarn) but it’s a favourite of mine and Pitchfork’s, so shut up!

Warm heart of Africa – The Very Best Not a far cry from our friends in Vampire Weekend but with a bit of Malawi and London in the mix. The song title is obviously perfect for our little playlist and the catchy tune will have you singing along in Chichewa (national language of Malawi) within seconds.

Synchro Feelings – King Sunny Adé and his african beats Wonderfully easy-going sun lounging music at it’s best. Just close your eyes and let the psychedelic guitar wash over you with the African breeze.

Africa – Toto You knew it was coming, the most 80’s, most cliché and the most epic of them all. Don’t fight it. Until you’ve touched the rains down in Africa you have sing along with vigour and punch the air with an overbite. Do it!

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Our Guide to the Best Safari Playlist and African-Inspired Reads

There’s no better way to start a journey than to have the best safari playlist on repeat, making up the soundtrack to your adventure. Just like you wouldn’t road trip without the perfect tracks to sing along to, so you wouldn’t venture through Africa without listening to songs that’ll get you in the African spirit.

Africa is all about the journey and you need to be fully prepared – not just in the music department, however; you need a good book for those relaxing, lazy afternoons. We’re talking about those sunny African afternoons, where everything seems still and peaceful, the birds are singing, the trees are whistling and nature is reveling in the warm sunshine. What’s better than finding a peaceful spot in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by nature, to read a good book?

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Diamonds on the soles of her shoes, ladysmith black mambazo.

Although this song isn’t about Africa, it’s performed by one of South Africa ’s most promising up and comers. This is a feel good track that’ll have you singing and dancing your way through Africa – so you’ll definitely fit in with the locals!

Pata Pata, Miriam Makeba

Miriam Makeba was yet another iconic South African artist, and was nicknamed ‘Mama Africa’. Her songs give one a real feel for African music, with traditional sounds coming from the djembe drums, a West African instrument beaten with bare hands, and made from rope and animal skin.

Scatterlings of Africa, Johnny Clegg – Definitely listen to this!

You can’t go wrong with Johnny Clegg; one of South Africa’s most iconic artists. You may want to download his other favourite ‘Great Heart’, too.

Africa Unite, Bob Marley

Soothe your senses with Bob Marley’s soulful ‘Africa Unite’. You may also want to download Freshly Ground’s cover of this track too – it’s a melody too good not to download.

Circle of life from The Lion King

We just can’t leave the soundtrack from The Lion King off of this list, can we? It’s one of the all time favourites – and the filmset was, in fact, inspired by Kenya ’s Hell’s Gate National Park. Fitting indeed!

Waka Waka, Freshly Ground feat. Shakira

Waka Waka was the official World Cup anthem of 2010 which was held in South Africa. This song, though it’s a little dated now, will still get you on your feet, and singing along!

Grazing in the Grass by Hugh Masekela

Hugh Masekela was known as ‘the father of South African jazz’. His music is still loved to this day, as it’s soulful and incredibly composed. Jazz will get you in the African vibe, as it’s one of the most popular genres on the continent; so best you download Hugh Masekela’s music asap!

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Out of africa by karen blixen.

Out of Africa is a world-renown memoir written by Danish author, Karen Blixen. The book recounts the seventeen years she spent living in Kenya; taking the reader on her journey of self discovery, including her marriage to her second cousin, a Baron; as well as the development and management of her coffee plantation in a country which was in its last decades of being ruled by the British Empire.

Anything by Tony Park

Tony Parks’ fictional thrillers are all set in Africa; including Sossusvlei Namibia , Botswana and Kenya to name a few. Although he is an Australian writer, him and his wife live between Sydney and South Africa; where they have a home in the Kruger National Park, and they travel frequently to other areas of the continent. His books are not only captivating, but you’ll also be able to relate to them, especially if you’re travelling through the very place he is writing about.

Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela

Long Walk to Freedom is an incredible autobiography written by the late Nelson Mandela himself. In the book he hones in on his journey to freedom in South Africa, beginning with his early childhood, his adolescents; through to his education and his 27 years in prison.

Dark Star Safari by Paul Theroux

Dark Star Safari is a true story based on author Paul Theroux’s trek from Cairo to Cape Town . It’s a thrilling, captivating read about the places he visited along the way, the people he met and the life changing lessons he learned.

I Dreamed of Africa by Kuki Gallmann

I Dreamed of Africa is very similar to Out of Africa by Karen Blixen, and surprisingly it’s set in the same area; the Savannah, near the Great Rift Valley in Kenya. This memoir, however, is a little different as Kuki fled the comfortable life she lived in Italy, to run a farm with her husband and son, in the continent that fascinated her since she was a small child.

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An African Safari is an adventure of a lifetime, something that will leave a lasting imprint on your memory for years to come. It’s full of big moments and big game. However your time in the bush is subtly speckled with little things, the things that put the ‘ah’ in Safari. These seemingly trivial things, like the fluffy white bathrobe, the warm face towel after a long game drive, the perfectly mixed cocktail and the ultimate safari playlist, all add immense value to your overall experience.One of these little things which seem to go unnoticed and undervalued is the many quiet, reflective moments and the much-needed downtime the bush offers you to rejuvenate and get in touch with yourself and your surroundings. This time is as much as a gift as seeing a sleeping lion or a herd of wildebeest; it's a significant part of what makes a safari so magical. These moments are enhanced, with just a ‘little’ effort to add more value and appreciation to your experience, with something as simple as a good book or a great playlist, all which help encapsulate the real tranquillity of the wild. To ensure that all things both big and small come together glitch free and with ease, we have put together a list from travel experts around the world on their favorite book and song that have added that extra little bit of love on their last Safari adventure. So when you are planning your next African safari , you can add your own little ‘ah’ moments to your journey.Here is the ultimate safari playlist and must-read books curated by travelers, tour operators and safari experts from around the world. These little things will embed themselves in your journey adding insight, value and all the necessary feels. Let the experts guide you and let us know what put the ‘ah’ in your safari adventure.

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Paul Johnson, England

“For reading on safari, I'd recommend "Born Free" - it's a real story and, despite being first published over 50 years ago, still a great read for anyone with a love of wildlife. Music-wise, what could be better than The Lion King’s 'The Circle of Life'”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Damon M Banks , Award Winning Freelance Travel Writer, Washington D.C

“I will keep it simple. For a safari, I always go back to listening to the “Out of Africa” soundtrack – the book and soundtrack are great to have along to fill those peaceful evenings of a safari.

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Sean and Sabine, Cape Town

“When going on an African safari, I would recommend taking any book from Tony Park . He is an Australian author but, all of his books are set in Africa, and while on safari you will come across many places he has written about. His stories will take you from the Skeleton Coast in Namibia, Kruger National Park in South Africa, Masai Mara in Kenya to the white beaches of Zanzibar and all written with beautiful details. If I have to choose one of the many books he has written it will be “The Hunter”. This book takes me back to the Kruger National Park , Zimbabwe and the Victoria Falls which are some of my favorite places where I have traveled while on safari in Africa.

“My all-time favorite song to listen to when on a safari in Africa is ‘Hotel California’ from The Eagles. This song brings back great memories from my travels through Africa. This song, in particular, is great to listen to when driving on the beautiful desert roads of Namibia when the sun is slowly going down behind the far horizon.

Another great song is an all-time classic ‘Africa’ from Toto . The lyrics of the song describes what one feels when on a safari in Africa. An unforgettable experience which will want to make everyone come back to Africa for more.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Dave and Debs, Toronto

“Here's a travel book many people wouldn't think of, but we loved it."Neil Peart's Masked Rider" - Neil Peart is one of the greatest drummers of all time. He's been on every list as the best in the business and is a part of the mega rock band, Rush. But did you know Neil Peart is also an avid cyclist? He rode his bicycle through West Africa and this an excellent account of his experience.“Travel Song: Toto's "Africa". I've loved this song since it came out in the 80's and once I started traveling I loved it more because I actually understood the lyrics! That song came out when I was ten years old, but I loved it then. But I never knew what the Serengeti was, and Kilimanjaro was a mystical place I had only heard about from my mom. Once I traveled, I could relate to the dogs howling in the night and the rains of Africa. Toto's Africa makes me dream of going back.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Craig Glatthaar, Wilderness Safari, Cape Town

“For me, my must have read on safari for leisure is: “Whatever You Do, Don’t Run – True Tales of a Botswana Safari Guide ” by Peter Allison. It’s a wonderfully written original account of a great guides misadventures in the wilds of Botswana .

“For an insider's understanding of animals in Africa, you can’t go wrong with “Beat About the Bush by Trevor Carnaby”. This book is a wonderful field guide (often used as the material for guide training programs) that makes the rather complex academic study of mammals and birds something easy for the layman to understand.“My favorite song while on safari would have to be Johnny Clegg’s – “Spirit of the Great Heart” . It’s difficult to describe what is fantastic about Africa and invariably these efforts resort to clichés about blue skies, open plains, and bushveld. This song captures the spirit and greatness of this amazing continent and the joy of being in nature.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Sara Essop, Safari Addict, Johannesburg

“I don't usually listen to music while on safari because I prefer listening to the sounds and sometimes the silence, of the bush, but if I had to choose a song to listen to, I would go with Shakira's Waka Waka (This Time For Africa) . The energy and rhythm of the song make me feel alive and happy to be in Africa and especially the African bush.

“As far as books go, my number one choice would be 101 Kruger Tales, a compilation of exhilarating real-life safari accounts of sightings, and encounters that took place in the world-renowned Kruger National Park . Reading these short, easy to read tales reminds me how wonderfully unpredictable the bush is. It gives me serious bush cravings when I’m not in the bush and enhances my experiences when I am there.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Cory Lee, Curb Free With Cory Lee, USA

“When I went on safari in South Africa, I listened to "Circle of Life" from The Lion King. I know it's very cliche, but as a 90s kid that grew up watching The Lion King, it was surreal to be on safari while listening to that song.

"A book that I'd recommend reading, especially if you're going to South Africa, is "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah. It's one of my favorite books ever and is about Trevor's experience growing up in South Africa . It's funny, sad, and gave me a new perspective on the people of South Africa. “

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Megan Peta, Cape Town

Whenever I go on safari, I make a playlist with all animal names like The Beatles , The Turtles, The Monkeys or songs like PHFat's Animals, because, "we love animals"!

“My favorite book to take along is something with short stories. Whether it's Fairlady magazine or Reader's Digest collection, Roald Dahl's 'Going Solo', I like being able to stop and start without being too interrupted. Short stories allow you to read a full story and not have to worry about losing track of where you are; makes holiday reading much easier.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Dawn Jorgensen, The Incidental Tourist, Cape Town

“Safaris are all about engaging the senses as we absorb the beauty of nature and all that time in the bush offers. Searching for the game, listening out for the call of the fish eagle and breathing in the dizzy smells of Africa as your 4x4 vehicle takes to the open road in search of elephants and lion.“To further enhance my safari experience, depending on where they are, I’m in the habit of reading a book that is related to the area that I am visiting. Gorillas in the Mist before my Gorilla Trekking in Uganda, Out of Africa when in Kenya , and the Elephant Whisper in KwaZulu Natal , as they offer even more understanding of the area that I’m lucky enough to be visiting. As for music, Toto’s Africa always evokes raw pride and emotion.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Jerome Shaw, Travel Boldly, Colorado

“Graham Greene's "Journey Without Maps" would be an excellent book companion on my safari. As would Joy Adamson's book "Born Free”.“The theme music to "Out of Africa" by John Barry is almost mandatory for any trip to Africa. Another obvious choice is "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by Tokens. It is better known as "Wimoweh". A bit more obscure is "The Click Song" or Qongqothwane performed here by Miriam Makeba.”

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Carrie Hampton, Safari Tart, Cape Town

"Africa House" – by Christina Lamb. A fascinating true story of how an English Gentleman built a huge mansion and a whole village with a school in the middle of Zambia in the 1920’s. I have visited and was astounded by this Tuscan-style estate with formal rose gardens by a lake infested with crocodiles. It has the finest natural hot springs as well."The Seed Thief by Jacqui L’Ange" – a novel by a South African journalist; a story crossing continents from Cape Town to Brazil of rare seeds that could cure cancer.“Road Tripping South Africa by Map Studio – with a chapter by me called ‘Ultimate Safari’: starting in KZN, traveling through Swaziland and onto Kruger having safari experiences all along the route.”Songs:

• Out of Africa theme song – John Barry (I love that movie!)
• Scatterlings of Africa – Johnny Clegg
• Pata Pata - Miriam Makeba
• Jabulani – PJ Powers
• Knocking on Heaven’s Door – Bob Dylan
• Ride like the Wind – Christopher Cross (this just makes me feel free)
• I Wanna be like You – Jungle Book (especially good for watching baboons)
• Morning Has Broken – Cat Stevens

Ultimate Safari Playlist: Tami and Anton, TAZZDiscovers, Cape Town

“After our 11-week road trip around South Africa , we have found a way to create the perfect playlist for your soundtrack to a family adventure. Traveling with kids can make you feel like you are losing your mind so, finding audiobooks and CDs takes a lot of thought and planning. Since we were short on space and relatively old-fashioned when it came to the CD vs. MP3 set up, we grabbed an 80 sleeve CD file and filled it with everything we could think of. Half our selection never saw the light of day, but others became favorites very quickly.“Books: The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency, The Lion King, The Chronicles of Narnia, Peter Pan and other Disney favorites.“CDs:Mango Groove, Johnny Clegg, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Pentatonix, The Cats Musical soundtrack, Pitch Perfect soundtrack mixed in with sing-along radio hits to keep everyone's spirits ups.

“Your selection will depend on the stage of your life, and you need to take the time to find what works for you.”There are so many options so many beautiful variations, for your 'ah' moments the possibilities are endless. Pick what's going to best suit the stage of your life, the space that you're in and how you best wish to encapsulate and translate all that you're feeling and experiencing. There is no right or wrong. Those little ‘ah’ moments are yours for the making. Let us know how you decided to fashioned yours.

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