General Ehi Duncan & The Africa Army Express - Africa My No 1This single features a key track from Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. Originally released to domestic markets in 1987. The titular track is taken from difficult to attain LP by Nigerian reggae artist Ehi Duncan (RIP). Here he explores a more up tempo electronic afro funk reggaedisco direction. Proto electronic beat sequencing, stripped back but warm, Balearic tinged Afro reggae disco funk vibes.

An unlikely piece of music (a Zouk song with flamenco-inspired guitar playing) from Martinique that was both a highlight back at Giant Steps when I played the song 3 times in a row in the early morning

Whether it be via his celebrated studio albums

Amen Brother

(‘Caught Up’)

seductive sounds of 'Take It Or Leave It' which rounds out a top-class EP

slamming drums and jungle samples

A blend of feelings

shaped their one and only 1976 long-player

Dan Kye is the mysteriously evoked moniker from multi-instrumentalist

The record is a sought-after soulful percussion-led gem that landed on the scene thanks to Jared Boxx

" From that point the group cut bunch of tracks with Ike over the years up until they're feature on his 1980 album "The Edge

Nermin Niazi and Feisal Mosleh