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Analog Africa belongs alongside the likes of Awesome Tapes From Africa and Light In The Attic in the annals of great modern day afro rock/beat reissue labels. The imprint has consistently delivered some monumental releases, all of them giving the listener a detailed insight into a particular scene or cultural corner of time. We’re pretty sure that many people out there had no idea that there was a ‘cosmic’ sound in Cabo Verde in the 1977-1985 period, but there you go, you’ve learned something new. This is all dancefloor fire, and along with a gorgeous fanzine booklet, you have fifteen ridiculously forward-thinking and rare-as-hell electronic funk bombs from Africa. Fill your mind with the underrated genius of people like Antonio Sanches, Jose Casimiro, Bana, and the rest of this amazing crew or like-minded futurists.

 Antonio Sanches – Pinta Manta
Antonio Sanches – Pinta Manta

 Dionisio Maio – Dia Ja Manche
Dionisio Maio – Dia Ja Manche

 Jose Casimiro – Morti Sta Bidjacu
Jose Casimiro – Morti Sta Bidjacu

 Bana – Pontin Pontin
Bana – Pontin Pontin

 Fany Havest – That Day
Fany Havest – That Day

 Pedrinho – Odio Sem Valor
Pedrinho – Odio Sem Valor

 Quirino Do Canto – Mino Di Mama
Quirino Do Canto – Mino Di Mama

 Tchiss Lopes – Mundo D’Margura
Tchiss Lopes – Mundo D’Margura

 Joao Cirilo – Po D’Terra
Joao Cirilo – Po D’Terra

 Abel Lima – Corre Riba, Corre Baxo
Abel Lima – Corre Riba, Corre Baxo

 Os Apolos – Ilyne
Os Apolos – Ilyne

 Americo Brito – Sintado Na Pracinha
Americo Brito – Sintado Na Pracinha

 Elisio Vieira – Capchona
Elisio Vieira – Capchona

 Antonio Dos Santos – Djal Bai Si Camin
Antonio Dos Santos – Djal Bai Si Camin

 Abel Lima – Stebo Cu Anabela
Abel Lima – Stebo Cu Anabela

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Weight 0.5 kg
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Label

Analog Africa
Format

2×12″
Cat Nr.

AALP 080

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"SPACE ECHO (2LP GATEFOLD)"
(Analog Africa)

2x12"

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Product Description

Analog Africa belongs alongside the likes of Awesome Tapes From Africa and Light In The Attic in the annals of great modern day afro rock/beat reissue labels. The imprint has consistently delivered some monumental releases, all of them giving the listener a detailed insight into a particular scene or cultural corner of time. We’re pretty sure that many people out there had no idea that there was a ‘cosmic’ sound in Cabo Verde in the 1977-1985 period, but there you go, you’ve learned something new. This is all dancefloor fire, and along with a gorgeous fanzine booklet, you have fifteen ridiculously forward-thinking and rare-as-hell electronic funk bombs from Africa. Fill your mind with the underrated genius of people like Antonio Sanches, Jose Casimiro, Bana, and the rest of this amazing crew or like-minded futurists.

 Antonio Sanches – Pinta Manta
Antonio Sanches – Pinta Manta

 Dionisio Maio – Dia Ja Manche
Dionisio Maio – Dia Ja Manche

 Jose Casimiro – Morti Sta Bidjacu
Jose Casimiro – Morti Sta Bidjacu

 Bana – Pontin Pontin
Bana – Pontin Pontin

 Fany Havest – That Day
Fany Havest – That Day

 Pedrinho – Odio Sem Valor
Pedrinho – Odio Sem Valor

 Quirino Do Canto – Mino Di Mama
Quirino Do Canto – Mino Di Mama

 Tchiss Lopes – Mundo D’Margura
Tchiss Lopes – Mundo D’Margura

 Joao Cirilo – Po D’Terra
Joao Cirilo – Po D’Terra

 Abel Lima – Corre Riba, Corre Baxo
Abel Lima – Corre Riba, Corre Baxo

 Os Apolos – Ilyne
Os Apolos – Ilyne

 Americo Brito – Sintado Na Pracinha
Americo Brito – Sintado Na Pracinha

 Elisio Vieira – Capchona
Elisio Vieira – Capchona

 Antonio Dos Santos – Djal Bai Si Camin
Antonio Dos Santos – Djal Bai Si Camin

 Abel Lima – Stebo Cu Anabela
Abel Lima – Stebo Cu Anabela

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Product Description

Analog Africa belongs alongside the likes of Awesome Tapes From Africa and Light In The Attic in the annals of great modern day afro rock/beat reissue labels. The imprint has consistently delivered some monumental releases, all of them giving the listener a detailed insight into a particular scene or cultural corner of time. We’re pretty sure that many people out there had no idea that there was a ‘cosmic’ sound in Cabo Verde in the 1977-1985 period, but there you go, you’ve learned something new. This is all dancefloor fire, and along with a gorgeous fanzine booklet, you have fifteen ridiculously forward-thinking and rare-as-hell electronic funk bombs from Africa. Fill your mind with the underrated genius of people like Antonio Sanches, Jose Casimiro, Bana, and the rest of this amazing crew or like-minded futurists.

 Antonio Sanches – Pinta Manta
Antonio Sanches – Pinta Manta

 Dionisio Maio – Dia Ja Manche
Dionisio Maio – Dia Ja Manche

 Jose Casimiro – Morti Sta Bidjacu
Jose Casimiro – Morti Sta Bidjacu

 Bana – Pontin Pontin
Bana – Pontin Pontin

 Fany Havest – That Day
Fany Havest – That Day

 Pedrinho – Odio Sem Valor
Pedrinho – Odio Sem Valor

 Quirino Do Canto – Mino Di Mama
Quirino Do Canto – Mino Di Mama

 Tchiss Lopes – Mundo D’Margura
Tchiss Lopes – Mundo D’Margura

 Joao Cirilo – Po D’Terra
Joao Cirilo – Po D’Terra

 Abel Lima – Corre Riba, Corre Baxo
Abel Lima – Corre Riba, Corre Baxo

 Os Apolos – Ilyne
Os Apolos – Ilyne

 Americo Brito – Sintado Na Pracinha
Americo Brito – Sintado Na Pracinha

 Elisio Vieira – Capchona
Elisio Vieira – Capchona

 Antonio Dos Santos – Djal Bai Si Camin
Antonio Dos Santos – Djal Bai Si Camin

 Abel Lima – Stebo Cu Anabela
Abel Lima – Stebo Cu Anabela

Additional Information

Weight 0.5 kg
Artist

V/a
Label

Analog Africa
Format

2×12″
Cat Nr.

AALP 080