Tomorrow (Vinyl 7") Afrobeat & African

Tomorrow (Vinyl 7") Afrobeat & AfricanConservatively graded,.

nearly 4 decades later

No matter how intensely she abases herself before lovers who don’t tire of leaving or underestimating her

the force behind the band Frente Cumbiero

Their only US chart entry was I Believe In Miracles

"Upbeat existential millennial crisis music

we seek to readdress the balance and spotlight his status as a leading exponent of Sixties Soul

Quo Vadis / Si je vendais du soleil (1973)

poetic vocals and the lilting music hall echoes that had already slipped into obscurity back then - it's a sound that feels foundational in an era that prioritizes genre flexibility and autobiographical soul-searching

first defined on the local heat of their 2015 debut ‘Cold Radish Coma’ and majestically expanded upon with their critically acclaimed 2017 release ‘Elevate’ on Bradley Zero’s Rhythm Section INTL (mixed by Hiatus Kaiyote’s Paul Bender)

Its big-band-style accompaniment

while filtering their own influences - which range from jazz to Afrobeat - through every part of their musical process

The backdrop in which Stewart and Sherwood produced the record was one of pressure and unrest