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Dusty African EDM Grooves while wearing native american headwear. Meet me at the African Coachella
 
Bananas was her business.

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(great halloween costume though, bugs bunny dressed as carmen miranda)
 
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apparently this filth is taking nairobi by storm, mainly because the lads are totes ripped
 
there's some good prince-like yowling near the start of this one

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pissed over this. soundway records stuck 10 copies of this up for sale on their site earlier. originally rereleased in 2005, long sold out.

in stock when the phone rang. out of stock when i hung up two minutes later. shite.

deadly african funk LP

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Kelly-Anne Byrne has been playing a lot of this fella lately. Deadly stuff
as mentioned by @george mcfly up there....

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Just read about this a while ago on NYC's Other Music website. rather than harp on myself, heres what they said....

A seriously insane archival discovery, hailed as one of the greatest and most psychedelic Afro-funk records of all time, Francis the Great's deliciously obscure 12" is the product of French and Cameroonian musicians meeting for a session in Paris, 1977. Arranged by the vocalist's mother, the LP features both "Francis" and another mysterious character singing, who it turns out was actually a seven-year-old boy! This has all the makings of a Kuti, Lijadu or Onyeabor production, with tons of great funky African rhythms interlocking with fluid guitar playing, percussion, programmed synth, and heady bass. These two long tracks feature two distinctly different rhythmic motifs, with "Look Up into the Sky" chugging to a phased-out Afrobeat pace, and "Ravissante Baby" laying into a groove of mellowed synth and spoken poetry. Un-freaking-believably fresh sounding, and despite obvious influence, this is unlike pretty much anything else from this era. Vinyl is limited and perfect to play out for the warm months approaching.

Have a listen. Fuppin excellent stuff.

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heard an arcade fire tune last night on tom dunne in the car. thought I heard a francis bebey sample in the background. just remembered to check now, I was right, so I was.

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