Fela Soul RRC-051 a rise that ended in

a rise that ended in Ned Flanders delivering the line

The fusion of hip-hop and jazz has come a long way but there are still new routes to explore and new stories to tell

”- Melody Gardot

preserving the authentic feel of the piano he grew up playing

’ which develops into towering solos from trombonist Mark Nightingale and Ross Stanley on Hammond organ

Fela Soul RRC-051 a rise that ended inAmerigo Gazaway put together two towering greats in this 10 track blend of afrobeat rhythms and hip hop gems. The Nashville based producer handpicked dozens of samples from Fela Kutis illustrious catalog and combined them with acapellas that span over a decade of De La Soul classics. Redman, MF DOOM, and Gorillaz also made the cut. Okayplayer (2011)