Last time we met Ibibio Sound Machine it was a little more than a year ago. They were “still” one of the most interesting bands enriching the London music scene. 12 months or so later, we find them as a “global music phenomenon”, with an exciting new album, new label...
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![Album Review: Ibibio Sound Machine – Uyai [Merge Records, 3 March 2017]](https://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/a2574861825_10-335x335.jpg)
Yes, Ibibio Sound Machine are back, with their hotly anticipated second album and they have returned bigger, better, rougher and tougher! It’s three years since the release of the now classic self-titled debut album and Uyai (Merge Records) doesn’t disappoint, laying down 12 tracks of synth-tinged African vibes sweeping from full...
View Mundo FM Collective bio here Madera Verde ‘It’s another Saturday night in the Loft at Bedroom Bar for DJ Madera Verde. Gently tickling the debauched denizens of Shoreditch with World 2.0 tinged Disco & House, sneaking in some Soukous amongst well known bangers, its subversive dance floor crowd pleasing...
Ahead of their Passing Clouds gig last weekend, we caught up with Ibibio Sound Machine front woman, Eno Williams, to have a chat about the bands origins and the sounds and artists who drive them the most. London born Eno originally hailing from Nigeria, formed Ibibio with fellow bandmates/producers Max Grunhard,...
