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Ibibio Sound Machine
Jan 24, 2023
Eno Williams, singer with adamant vocals, joins the show to discuss London's Ibibio Sound Machine and their latest album 'Electricity'. The band blends West African funk and electro-post-punk, producing bangers ready for the club. The podcast features discussions on the band's passion for music and the power of singing from the heart, as well as live performances of 'Protection from Evil' and 'All That You Want'.
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- The album 'Electricity' by Ibibio Sound Machine showcases a blend of West African funk and Electro-Post-Punk, reflecting a journey from darkness to hopefulness.
- Ibibio Sound Machine's captivating performances are fueled by their infectious energy, eight-member band, Afro-funk elements, and imaginative vocal effects.
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Evolution of their sound
The podcast episode discusses the evolution of the sound of London's Ebybio Sound Machine. The band's latest album, 'Electricity,' blends West African funk and Electro-Post-Punk and was produced by saxophonist Max Grunhard in collaboration with Hot Chip. The record showcases singer Anna Williams' strong vocals and expands the band's sound. The lyrics are multilingual, with a sense of humor and drama, and the music combines Afro-funk elements with electronic elements. The sound on this record evolved from a dark start during lockdown to a more hopeful and positive energy that reflects the light at the end of the tunnel.
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