Rejoice is a collaborative jazz/afrobeat album by Nigerian drummer Tony Allen and South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela.

[18] In reviewing the album, Nigel Williamson for Uncut wrote: "Warm, uplifting and fizzing with both passion and virtuosity, Rejoice is not only a fitting last will and testament from Masekela, but a glorious affirmation of music at its most potent and universal.

"[11] Jazz Journal's Bruce Lindsay commented: "Ten years in the making, Rejoice was worth the wait.

"[6] Joel Campbell of The Voice wrote: "'Rejoice' can be seen as the long-overdue confluence of two mighty African musical rivers – a union of two free-flowing souls for whom borders, whether physical or stylistic, are things to pass through or ignore completely.

"[19] In his review for PopMatters, George De Stefano noted: "If you need something to get your socially isolated ass off the couch and up and shaking, Rejoice is the album.