Take a listen to ‘Pruebalo’ the latest single by producer, drummer, DJ, and event organiser Roberto Orde Casetta, better known as Lee Fry. In 2015, Roberto established the Lee Fry Music project showcasing his diverse musical experiences “without borders,” with a particular emphasis on reggae and Afro-inspired sounds. ‘Pruebalo’ is...
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![Daily Discovery: Lee Fry Music feat. Natty Campbell – Di General [Official Lyric Video 2022]](https://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/126107hqdefault-335x251.jpg)
![Daily Discovery: Lee Fry Music feat. Sledge – My Provider [Official Lyric Video 2022]](https://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/124728hqdefault-335x251.jpg)
From Lee Fry & Sledge collaborative EP Real Soldier available on Bandcamp following this link: https://leefrymusic.bandcamp.com/…/real-soldier-sledge…
It’s the first week of the year so time to treat you to the best albums of 2021. A global trip that will take you from Colombian Pacific tot a refugee camp in the desert, from adrenaline fuelled jazz to the Beastie Boys making cumbia in the Congo. Ethiogrooves, Latin...
For the last normal podcast of the year, we have two albums of the week: U.N. (United Nonsense) is the debut of Swedish afrobeat band Olumo Soundz, so true to the foundations of afrobeat that we sometimes have to snap to make sure we’re not listening to Fela Kuti! The...
This week we dive into the Golden Sixties and Seventies of highlife music with Oliver Nayoka, a Nigerian singer & guitarist, mixing highlife with heavy Congolese guitar. Aja Wele-Wele sounds like a vinyl coming straight from the ’70s but was made today, reshaping the history and conception of highlife earning himself...
This week we fly to the Congo to make sure that Black Ants Always Fly Together, One Bangle Makes No Sound. A surrealistic title for the fourth full-length album by the legendary Congolese polyrhythmic trance collective Kasai Allstars, our album of the week out on Crammed Discs. We check more...
