Hugh Masekela - Hi-Life (The Boy's Doin' It) [1976]

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Hugh Masekela - Hi-Life (The Boy's Doin' It) [1976]
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We recommended the second single from Surf Coast multi-instrumentalist Immy Owusu in February last year. The song in question was Mantra, a dreamy slice of Afro-psychedelic rock. Get ready to check out his debut album, which draws inspiration from two influential West African musicians, Ebo Taylor and William Onyeabor. While the psychedelic vibes remain, the album prominently features the iconic highlife sound popularised by Taylor and Onyeabor. It’s a fusion that brings together the best of both worlds! One for the open-minded lover of African music.
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Ghanaian band Basa Basa Soundz started out as one of the house bands in Accra's legendary club the Napoleon in the early '70s. With the assistance of Fela Kuti they recorded two albums in Nigeria before reinventing themselves as Basa Basa Experience, teaming up with South African producer and multi-instrumentalist Themba 'T-fire' Matembese to record their final album, Together We Win aka Homowo.
First released in Nigeria in 1979, this LP (also known as Basa Basa Experience - Together We Win) is a unique collaboration with Themba, who propelled Basa Basa’s sound, inspired by Ghanaian traditional music, soul and afrobeat, into another dimension, adding disco elements, synthesizers and the production aesthetics of the next decade.