When a passionate DJ and crate digger intuitively selects music for a DJ compilation, without artistic compromise and without the burden of trends, AfroMagic vol.1 emerges from the depths of his soul. Herewith we present the new favorite phonomancer’s tool for all the DJs who experience the dance floor as a sanctuary and a source of freedom and love.
The selection of songs on the AfroMagic compilation is focused on African club music created in the second half of the 70s and early 80s, when it was at its peak, especially in West Africa. The funk, soul, disco, boogie, RnR, jazz and reggae were entranced at one point by African culture and magic. Considering that, unfortunately, the African continent always lagged in technological progress due to constant colonial weight and theft – new electronic instruments (synths, effects, etc.) were employed rather naively by local musicians who weren’t following default rules dictated by the industrial pop culture. It is in fact this that gives the AfroMagic compilation that special quality and uniqueness – because the music presented here was created without any restrictions or influence of capitalism.
| A1 | Benis Cletin - Jungle Magic |
| A2 | Joe Kemfa, Aura - I Got To Make It |
| A3 | Felix Lebarty - Girls For Sale |
| A4 | Papa Doe, B.M.S. - BMS Bowl |
| B1 | Geraldo Pino - Shake Shake Shake |
| B2 | Joe Moks - Boys And Girls |
| B3 | Danny Offia And The Friks - 10 Years In Love |
| B4 | Blo - Save Me |
