African drum songs include: Drum Tower, Red Rose, Chengdu, Ideal, Rain, Moment, Lijiang Ballad and I will think of you.

African drum, commonly known as Djembe (Golden Cup Drum, Sword Cup Drum) from West Africa, is a representative musical instrument of Ding Man culture in West Africa. Traditionally, Djembe plays by hand, mainly in low, middle and high notes, and needs to play drums related to specific life scenes with Dunun (Dundun Drum) to accompany dancers and singers.

Now Djembe has spread all over the world, playing its unique value in different fields of music and training. Percussion is probably the oldest musical instrument in the world. Tambourine is the most representative percussion instrument, so it may also be the oldest instrument in the world. Djembe, the African tambourine, originated from the Mali Dynasty established by Jimandine in the 3rd century.

The earliest appearance can be traced back to 500 AD. It was originally hand-made by a blacksmith. Its shape comes from a mortar for mashing miscellaneous grains. Hourglass-shaped appearance, with openings at both ends. The larger open end is wrapped with goatskin, and you can play with it with both hands.

The tambourine holds the rhythm, and the rhythm is always in people's lives. Dingman people living in West Africa are optimistic by nature, constantly singing in their work and life, and expressing their happiness with the emotion of music.