subtitled "Electronic Innovation Meets Culture & Tradition 1978-93", Soundway Records presents a collection of nineteen tracks chronicling a time when drum machines, synthesisers, imported pop, reggae, disco and soul collided with highlife, juju and cultural music in Nigeria. A period of experimentation, adaptation, modification and innovation saw artists and producers using new technology to renew and refresh cultural traditions. Nigerian music continued to evolve in a country that musically rarely stands still.
Triple Vinyl gatefold LP Includes a large 8 page booklet with detailed liner notes, record scans and photos.
| A1 | Ozzobia - Ndi Oma |
| A2 | Sammy Obot - Edue Ukot Akpa Itong |
| A3 | Eppi Fanio - Farofa Dancer |
| B1 | Etiene T. Boy - Jealousy |
| B2 | Ayo Manuel - Do Good (Dub) |
| B3 | Feladey - Experience |
| C1 | Chimex G Udensity And His Afrikan Band Organisation '86 - Okpoko Na Azo Eze (Edit) |
| C2 | I.S.C.A.C. Band - Igbo Nwe Egwu (Edit) |
| C3 | Jẹjẹ - Jeje |
| D1 | Dizzy K. Falola - Omoge |
| D2 | 'Blackman' Akeeb Kareem - Oya A (Eje Kayo) |
| D3 | Jimi Solanke - Owo Orisa - Ancestral Respects |
| E1 | Soki Ohale - Wumaya Awuma |
| E2 | Jap Band, Feladey - Japadodo |
| E3 | Pal Sagie - Esan |
| F1 | Mannix Okonkwo - Ka Nyi Gbaa Egwu |
| F2 | Sonny Okosun - Highlife (Dub) |
| F3 | Wura Fadaka Band - Eyo |
