A mix of Oge, recorded at Findhorn, Scotland June 2014 featuring 3 Kpanlogo drums. 

A version of the song / rhythm Tigali from Northern Ghana, recorded at Findhorn, Scotland in May 2014. 

Tigali

A recording of the popular Ghanaian rhythm Kpanlogo with a variety of traditional chants. 

Kpanlogo

An acapella version of Bame Sane, sung as a sound-check before a video shoot at Universall Hall, Findhorn Foundation, Scotland. 

Bame Sane

A collection of Ga folk songs with some Djembe, Atumpani and Kpanlogo drumming. 

Sweet

A 6/8 rhythm played using two log drums, a Gome box drum and 2 Kpanlogos. 

Krelele

From their debut album, Etxo Mia Dogo, a traditional Ga song 'Deneke', featuring a great drum solo by Injoly Addo

Deneke

From their debut album, Etxo Mia Dogo, Shango is a chant about the Youruba God of Thunder - Shango, featuring some beautiful singing originally recorded as a sound-check but included in the final mix. 

Shango

A collection of traditional Ga folks songs, recorded in a garden in Osu, Accra in 1996. 

Timmi Timmi

A collection of Ga fishing songs, recorded in a garden in Osu, Accra in 1996. Also featuring the sounds of a local cockrel, towards the end the lead singer Alle starts to improvise about the recent refusal by the immigration officials at the British High Commission to grant them the visas to return to the UK on tour. 

Sea Never Dry

This song was recorded in a garden in Jamestown in 1998 - you can hear the sounds of the local community at the beginning - the day after the group had heard that they were finally to be granted their visas to return to the UK on tour. The sense of joy and happiness, born out of 2 years of frustration during which their visa applications were twice refused  comes across in the vocals. Alle, the lead singer, finishes the song by somewhat ironically thanking the 'Visa People' for their help, saying 'Etxo Mia Dogo', meaning 'We will see you tomorrow', the day on which they finally collected their visas. 

Poyo Poyo

Recorded in 2004 in Accra, this is a song written by Nii Kwartei Owoo, featuring some traditional chants and some specially written material. It also features some amazing call and response solo drumming between lead drummers Injoly Addo and Okoe Amarteifio. 

Written by Nii Kwartei Owoo, this is partly an acapella vocal track, with some light percussion and the Ashiwa thumb piano coming in later. 

A beautiful song written by Adotey Johnson and featuring some fantastic congo solos and call and responses from Injoly Addo and Okoe Amarteifio. 

Didi

An 'Indigenous Remix' of a track called Gonje, produced by Kakatsitsi's manager Steve Peake.

Gonje Indigenous Remix

Kakatsitsi - Zontoli

A musical arrangement of a traditional Libation Ceremony, in which the traditional priest will summon the ancestral spirits to bless or sanctify a gathering.

Agoo

Final shorter version of Ogbame, Indigenous remix. 

Ogbame Indigenous Remix

One of Africa's leading traditional drumming groups with some of Ghana's finest traditional drummers and dancers in their midst. 

Kakatsitsi produce traditional Ga songs and rhythms as well as those from other West African cultures, arranged in a trancey, groovy style. 

They regular tour the UK and are making forays into fusing traditional rhythms with digital beats and basslines from Western dance culture

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