When I first saw this album it gave me the impression it
would be Fuji or Apala, you know, this Alhaji Sir thing.
It seemed I was wrong, the lp brings highlife and even a
reggaesong. Not really a fan of african reggae but some-
how this one doesn’t disturb. The highlife feel is dominant
and the music more melodic than expected, ..nice..
tracks;
1 Ivienagbo oyoyo three
2 Omo nonyanya krees imodibie
3 Amiemawamiegue : hakuri
4 Oghena kemhitse – oyoyo reggae
I think I see where you're coming from: the battalion of percussion thing, which doesn't do that much for me, though I know it's popular with a lot of people. But this is a wonderful surprise, instead. Lots of different polyrhythmic textures, and some tight playing. Really nice album. Thanks for sharing it!
thank you mr. Global
Thank you!
many thanks<br />great music. This sounds of keyboard and drums keep modern.
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