Okeh, Nganga has become a living archive, one that doesn’t just preserve tradition but actively reimagines it for new ...

Explain Sony's strategy with relaunching OKeh Records—what you wanted to do with its "global expression of jazz" tagline. Müller: I stole that [tagline] from Ornette Coleman.

A Nigerian prolific writer, Ikenna Okeh has put finishing touches to unveil his newest novel titled ‘Rogues of the East.’ The Europe based Nigerian novelist and made this known in a release to ...

Richmond's OKeh Sessions In October, 1929, 30 different groups from across Virginia converged on Richmond for sessions organized by OKeh Records. Though no future "stars" were "discovered" the ...

Sony Classical is relaunching historic OKeh Records as its primary jazz imprint. Overseeing OKeh is Chuck Mitchell, and Wulf Muller. Upcoming releases include work by Bill Frisell, David Sanborn ...

OKeh Records has time to prevent a PR nightmare around the scant African-American presence on its roster. But for now, the label looks suspect to the global jazz community—a community that ...

OKeh soon signed Armstrong to a five-year contract, and on Saturday, June 12, the label rented out the Coliseum for another big blast, promoted as the OKeh Cabaret and Style Show.

Check out our album review of Artist's Get Down With It: The Okeh Sessions on Rolling Stone.com.

Mamie Smith made history in February 1920 when she became the first African-American singer to record a blues song, That Thing Called Love, for the pioneering OKeh label.

Ms. Okeh has reshaped the landscape of tech education in Nigeria, making it more accessible and inclusive. Through her Digital Witch Support platform, ...