SHINA WILLIAMS & HIS AFRICAN PERCUSSIONISTS - african dances LP Experimental regarded from a post-colonial point

regarded from a post-colonial point of view by demanding on ourselves not to reproduce exploitative economic patterns

as well as running the recently defunct Bala Club party and label

Made by Foxygen at Dream Star Studios in their Secret Haunted House with the UFOs flying around in the sky

Sounds and lyrics drip with moody reference to past love

Tomorrow’s Gone collects 24 of these tracks for a double album journey across his career

SHINA WILLIAMS & HIS AFRICAN PERCUSSIONISTS - african dances LP Experimental regarded from a post-colonial pointDespite the slew of compilations and reissues of music from 70s and 80s Lagos in the recent years, relatively little attention has been given to Shina Williams. The Nigerian band leader was one of the finest exponents of the funky Lagos style that fused Afrobeat, reggae, disco, highlife and more. There are few instances where his sound is in fuller effect than African Dances. One of these three lengthy dancefloor smashes is the crucial Agboju Logun.