Afrobeat L'Ayeraye by Najite & Olokun Prophecy
Afrobeat L'Ayeraye is the latest release from LA based afrobeat ensemble Najite & Olokun Prophecy. The album represents a cross generational culmination of artistic talent, all of whom were inspired to continue the legacy of the great Fela Anikulakpo Kuti. With songs written by band-leader Najite Agindotan and his sons Metebrafor and Onome Agindotan, this latest work is another great elevation of African music that communicates the empowerment of cultural identity and sends a message peace and unity.
Tracklist
| 1. | Afrobeat L'Ayeraye | 15:51 |
| 2. | Ayo | 18:30 |
| 3. | Bring Peace Now | 12:59 |
| 4. | Yoruba Empire, Edo Empire | 13:37 |
| 5. | Laju Kalakuta | 16:44 |
Credits
Written and produced by Najite, Metebrafor, and Onome Agindotan.
Recorded by Andy Kravitz at Studio 4 West, Venice, CA
Mixed and co-produced by Benjamin Tierney
MUSICIANS
Jonathan Chidinma Ihejeto- Trap Set
Antonio Rodrigo- Guitar
Metebrafor Agindotan- Guitar, Bass Guitar, Trap Set, Djun Djun Drum
Onome Agindotan- Key Board
Kiemute Agindotan- Sekere
Olie Hamilton Agindotan- Woodblock
Adebayo Ajayi- Kidi Drum
Najite Agindotan- Lead Vocals/Conga/Djembe
Daniella- Vocals
Imani Afi- Vocals
Tejiro- Vocals
Amos Delone- Tenor Sax/Baritone
Jim Thompson- Soprano Sax/Tenor
Alto Sax/Tenor: Dereck McLyn
Carvell Holloway- Trumpet
Steven Smith- Trumpet Solo
Nicolas Maldonado- Tenor Sax
License
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For over 3 decades, NAJITE & OLOKUN PROPHECY ["N&OP"] has kept authentic afrobeat and African jazz alive from its home base in Los Angeles.
Led by Nigerian master percussionist Najite Agindotan, this roaring ensemble embraces the restless genius of Fela Anikulapo Kuti, the harmonic innovation of Horace Tapscott and the rhythmic soul of the African Diaspora.