I guess it's like African folk music vocally, albeit with some pretty poppy moments, over with some dirty funk and some Afrobeat and some electronic sounds bubbling underneath. Hard to explain, but it reminds me of the Talking Heads and last year's Aljawal by Debruit & Alsarah. This is my first listen though so perhaps it's nothing like that. It's interesting so far, but I get the feeling that it thinks it's more revolutionary than it actually is. It's actually a pretty retro album. I don't know, I'll give some more in depth thoughts after a few listens. Nothing I've heard here yet is discouraging me from revisiting it very soon.
That sounds a bit interesting (and up my alley) so I'll be visiting it when I can find it for sure. Will be interested in hearing your in-depth opinion when you've come to a few listens.
Not as organic as his earlier work, but still pretty dope. Deep house/R'n'B crossover stuff. Could see a few people enjoying this, including MrFrogger (not sure why, but yeah), GeevyDallas, drakonium.
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