Kmtyw griot at dusk with kora, microphone, and djembe drums
The Voice of Abibitumi

Stream Black music, language & wisdom— and support the artists directly.

Thousands of songs, lectures, and oral histories from Kmtyw across the diaspora. Listen free with previews, own tracks forever, or go Premium for unlimited access. 80% of every sale goes to the artist.

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How it works

Three ways to enjoy Abibinnwom

1

Listen free

Sample any track. Create an account to build a library and follow artists.

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2

Own the music

Buy singles or albums outright. Download to the app for offline listening.

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3

Go Premium

Unlimited streaming of every song, lecture, and album — cancel anytime.

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Four pillars

A platform built on heritage

For Artists, Speakers & Creators

Publish your sound. Keep 80% of every sale.

Create your artist channel on Abibinnwom. Upload singles, albums, lectures and podcasts. Set your own price or let fans name theirs. No monthly fee.

Abibinnwom Premium

Unlimited access to every song, lecture & album.

Subscribe to listen to the full catalogue without buying tracks individually. Cancel anytime.

Give the gift of sound

Send a Fan Pass to family & friends

From 1 month to a full year. They get unlimited access, artists get paid.

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Common questions

Everything you need to know

Can I try before I subscribe?+

Yes. Anyone can sample previews. Create a free account to save tracks, follow artists, and buy individual songs or albums outright — no subscription required.

How much do artists actually earn?+

80% of every direct sale goes to the artist. Subscription revenue is pooled monthly and split by pro-rata plays — a Spotify-style model, but with a much higher artist share.

Can I download music for offline listening?+

Premium subscribers and buyers can download tracks and albums for offline listening inside the Abibinnwom app (PWA). Files stay in-app to protect artists.

What's on Abibinnwom besides music?+

Lectures from scholars and elders, podcasts, oral histories, language learning, and devotional sound — all curated Kmtyw voices from across the diaspora.