Analog Africa Limited Dance Edition No.4 (AADE 04)
1st Long Play recorded and pressed in Angola in 1973
(strictly limited to 1000 copies - 180gr) 
Release Date 29 October 2013

It is with a great sense of privilege that Analog Africa presents this holy grail of Angolan popular urban music. Produced by FADIANG (Fabrica de Discos Angolana) this LP, known by music aficionados as “Rebita 74”, is the 1st LP to be recorded and pressed on Angolan soil. 

Released in 1973, this album is in fact a compilation of tracks by Urbano de Castro, Os Kiezos and Jovens do Prenda, the best selling artists at that particular time, who were asked to compose four songs each,  exclusively for this project. 

The result is a masterpiece - one of the best LP recorded in Angola.

Rumba Macieo - Jovens do Prenda (Taken from the 1st LP recorded and pressed in Angola - 1973)

Antologia temporária do Conjunto África Negra, em antecipação e celebração do seu concerto no B.Leza, Lisboa, 31 de Julho de 2014.

Africa Negra - Aninha (Aninha)

Very good track from The Afro Latin master! Enjoy!
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GNONNAS PEDRO - Abigbedoto (Afro Latin)

Tito Paris - Dança Ma Mi Criola (Groove Gifter Revisit)

DINO D'SANTIAGO
EP Unplugged 2016
www.dinodesantiago.com

Pensa Na Oji Unplugged

Bonga's brand new album "Hora Kota", a remedy for the blues.
Release date : February 13th, 2012

Hora Kota: The Time of the Elders.

This is Bonga’s thirtieth album - his fifth on the Lusafrica label - featuring eleven faultless new songs reporting on the state of his native Angola where he is again living after a very long absence. Bonga is a sincere man with broad shoulders. 

In this song we learn  that Bonga has founded the “Bean International”, focused on the legumes that unify the Portuguese-speaking world: the black beans used in Brazil’s feijoada; makunde, the source of Angolan flour; the white beans that fill Cape Verdean catchupa; Portuguese cured beans; and so on. Betinho Feijo performs on guitar, Juvenio Cabral bass and Malauia percussion, while Bonga sings and plays the dikanza, a very long reco-reco rubbed with a stick. Flavoured with accordion and guitar, the sound is joyous as a Midsummer festival, sad as the lament of a South American exile - and uncompromising too. 




Bonga - Boto Boto

AFRO OVERFLOW series continues with this beautiful piece of slow and melancholic semba from Angolan Carlos Burity & Grupo Semba. 
N'Gola label 7" from 1975. Angola.

Mulemba Xangóla by C.Y.S

C.Y.S