NIJI - Oríkì DUBISM but Boston new wavers the
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but Boston new wavers the Cars
before David Sinclair left to form Matching Mole with Robert Wyatt (Soft Machine) later that year
Metallic voices and machine elf harmonies erupt into a post-apocalyptic chorus of pounding bass and techno-driven chants: a sonic cleansing through chaos
— John Dwyer
Howling At The Duke Of York
NIJI - Oríkì DUBISM but Boston new wavers theLP Black Vinyl Oriki is an album blending jazz, Fuji and Afrobeat in a powerful tribute to Yoruba heritage. Featuring Mercury Prize shortlisted Moses Boyd, Afronaut Zu (Steam Down, Rudimental) and spoken word artist Adesayo, Oriki merges ancestral praise with contemporary expression. Six years in the making, the album draws inspiration from NIJI's great grandmother, Matilda Taiwo (Mata), and serves as his personal statement on identity, history, and
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