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Album Review

Ayetoro: The Afrobeat Chronicles Vol. 1

Read "The Afrobeat Chronicles Vol. 1" reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins

by Woodrow Wilkins

Jazz sometimes is most adventurous when it is interwoven with certain cultural styles, such as Brazilian, Latin, and South African. Well, there's another side of the African influence. Brought to us from Nigeria, Ayetoro delivers a funky beat the merges that country's native music with some hip, groove-driven jazz.Founded in 1996 by Funsho Ogundipe, a Yoruba composer, Ayetoro presents a five-track selection of music that combines jazz with Nigerian Afrobeat. Ogundipe plays Fender Rhodes electric piano, writes, and ...

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