people", who fought for the emancipation of Africa. For a very long time, Femi has been using music to inspire, change and motivate African people. Live performances On 22 November 2014, Femi Kuti performed at the BMO event, where he shared the same stage with his new label mate M.I (Jude Abaga). On 24 April 2015, he performed in the 2 Kings concert alongside his brother Seun Kuti. The concert is significant as it is the first concert that the brothers have performed together. On 15 May 2017 Femi Anikulapo Kuti was referred to in the Guinness world records under the catalog of a single note held on a sax in a method called circular breathing. He set the records at 51 min 35 seconds. Discography Albums No Cause for Alarm? (1989, Polygram) M.Y.O.B (1991, Kalakuta Records) Femi Kuti (1995, Tabu/Motown) Shoki Shoki (1998, Barclay/Polygram/Fontana MCA) Fight to Win (2001, Barclay/Polygram/Fontana MCA/Wraase) Day by Day (2008, Wrasse Records) Africa for Africa (2010 /2011, Wrasse Records/Knitting Factory Records) No Place for My Dream (2013, Knitting Factory Records) One People One World (2018, Knitting Factory Records) Stop the Hate (2021, Partisan Records) Live albums Africa Shrine (Live CD) (2004, P-Vine) Live at the Shrine (Deluxe Edition DVD) + Africa Shrine (Live CD) (2005, Palm Pictures/Umvd) Tours Le Cabaret Suavage Black Summer Festival, Paris (Afrobeat concert, 2015) Garforth Festival Garforth, Leeds (2015) The Lantern Bristol, UK 2015 Band on the Wall Manchester, UK, 2015 Latitude Festival Suffolk UK, 2015 Larmer Tree Festival Salisbury UK 2015 Walthamstow Garden Party, London, Lloyd Park 2015 Collections The Best of Femi Kuti (2004, Umvd/Wrasse) Femi Kuti The Definitive Collection (2007, Wrasse Records) Appearances "Vampires" (on the album Radio Retaliation by Thievery Corporation) (2008, ESL Music) Hope for the Hopeless (2008) collaboration with Brett Dennen Finding Fela (2014) a documentary film directed by Alex Gibney "Arabesque" (on the album Everyday Life by Coldplay) (2019) Compilations Grand Theft Auto IV soundtrack (2008, IF99) Other No Cause For Alarm? (1989, Polygram) M.Y.O.B. (1991, Meodie) "Ala Jalkoum" (on the album Rachid Taha Live) (2001, Mondo Melodia) Awards and honors As of 2022, Kuti has been nominated for six Grammy Awards in multiple categories. He was nominated four times (in 2002, 2009, 2011, and 2013) in the Best World Music Album category. For the 2022 Grammy Awards, Femi and his son Made were nominated for Best Global Music Album and Femi was