Various - Kind Of Afro Soul

Review by Danilo Andrade

Kind Of Afro Soul is a vibrant compilation album that celebrates the rich and diverse musical traditions of Africa. Featuring an eclectic mix of artists from across the continent, this album is a must-have for anyone who loves Afrobeat, soul, and world music.

From the opening track, "Funky Afrocentric," by the Nigerian band The Funkees, to the closing song, "African Rhythms" by the legendary jazz pianist Randy Weston, Kind Of Afro Soul takes listeners on a journey through the many different styles and sounds of African music.

Other standout tracks include "Afro Baby" by the Ghanaian singer Pat Thomas, "African Roots" by the South African jazz group The Jazz Epistles, and "Soul Makossa" by the Cameroonian saxophonist Manu Dibango. Each song on the album is a testament to the incredible talent and creativity of African musicians.

Summary by Danilo Andrade

Kind Of Afro Soul is a fantastic collection of music that showcases the best of African music. Whether you're a longtime fan of Afrobeat or just discovering the genre for the first time, this album is sure to delight and inspire. Highly recommended!