repress available! soundway records present a new compilation of twenty rare and mostly unavailable tracks from the slick and sassy world of nigerian pop music and club culture of the early 1980s. comes on triple 12 inch + bonus 7 inch vinyl, download code and 8-page booklet in gatefold sleeve.

this collection of ali hassan kuban’s early cairo hits was first released in 1989 and has been long out of print. now it’s finally available again as a high quality remastered reissue on 180 gram vinyl.

50th anniversary

les disques bongo joe presents the first part of their africa negra anthology.

mamaki boys turn traditional music into energetic hip-hop.

incl tonys house ... fat afrobeat power tune

new album from sault on black double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve. limited supply - 1 copy per customer.

repress - the first vinyl best of from the now classic ethiopiques series. francis falcetto, the founder of the series (already 28 cds available) and the specialist of ethiopian music selects, in his view, the best tracks of the series.

seminal sounds from the golden age of ghanaian music.

kalita is excited to present the third volume in their groundbreaking -borga revolution!- compilation series, exploring the revolutionary phenomenon of burger highlife.

afrobeat tipp

black vinyl

sub-elevation is a new 12 inch afro-jazz hip hop vanguard straight from cuba, produced by kumar aka sublevao-beat.

repress - hold on! ngozi family! we are a zambian band, with a heavy sound! archival reissue of paul ngozi’s hard-edged, proto-punk, mid-1970s zamrock masterwork. featuring chrissy zebby tembo. first official reissue.

soundway records presents a collection of nigerian music chronicling a time when drum machines, synthesisers, imported pop, reggae, disco and soul collided with highlife, juju and cultural music.

vinyl only

black vinyl edition.

world music/afro

limited gatefold 2xlp in screen-printed sleeve

pop makossa - the invasive dance beat of cameroon 1976–1984 the pop makossa adventure started in 2009, when analog africa founder samy ben redjeb first travelled to cameroon to make an initial assessment of the countrys musical situation. he returned with enough tracks for an explosive compilation highlighting the period when funk and disco sounds began to infiltrate the makossa style popular throughout cameroon.

the 1980 collaboration by fela kuti and roy ayers back on vinyl