FORÍBALẸ̀ (full Yorùbá spelling)

An offering of love.
A call to collective action.
A remembering of and return to reverence.
A global ritual as Humanity undergoes a metamorphosis.

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Music Credits:

Recognizing, first and foremost, all of my Ancestors, and the Yorùbá—of my immediate genetic and spiritual lineages, and amongst those throughout the African diaspora—in particular. Modúpẹ́. Inú mi dùn. 

~ Felicia "ONYI LOVE" Richards: Performer, Writer, Concept
~ Tristan de Liège: Composer, Producer, Bass, Co-Writer*
~ Yorùbá Ancestors: Co-Writer*
~ Ame Kora: Feature* (Kora)
~ Gregory Allison: Feature* (Violin)
   *See individual track details

Artwork Credits:

~ Front & back cover designed by Vanessa Marquez (www.6deoro.com)

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FORIBALẸ

Ayọ̀ Ọya (full Yorùbá spelling)

Felicia "ONYI LOVE" Richards - Performer, Writer
Tristan de Liège - Composer, Producer, Co-Writer, Bass
Gregory Allison - Feature (Violin)

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Ayọ Ọya (feat. Tristan de Liège, Gregory Allison)

Iná Ọba (full Yorùbá spelling)

Felicia "ONYI LOVE" Richards - Performer, Writer
Tristan de Liège - Composer, Producer, Bass
Yorùbá Ancestors by way of Cuba* - Co-writers
*A portion of an Afro-Cuban/Lucumi song for Ṣango (Chango) was used in this song.

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FORÍBALẸ̀

Ina Ọba (feat. Tristan de Liège)

Oore Yèyé (full Yorùbá spelling)

Felicia "ONYI LOVE" Richards - Performer, Writer
Tristan de Liège - Composer, Producer, Bass
Yorùbá Ancestors* - Co-Writer
*A portion of an oriki for Ọṣun referencing omi was used in this song.

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Oore Yeye (feat. Tristan de Liège)

Ilé Aiyé Ilé Ayé Ilẹ̀ (full Yorùbá spelling)

Felicia "ONYI LOVE" Richards - Performer, Writer
Tristan de Liège - Composer, Producer, Co-Writer, Bass
Ame Kora - Feature (on Kora)

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Ile Aiye Ile Aye Ilẹ (feat. Tristan de Liège, Ame Kora)

Felicia “ONYI LOVE” Richards (aka Onyi) is a multidisciplinary creative, multimodality healer, priestess and teacher that weaves together skills across the spectrum of art to curate content and experiences that ground, uplift and transform the collective.

As a creative artist, Onyi expresses herself through music, dance, reflective writing, storytelling, imagery, and acting. She has worked with artists/groups and in productions such as: Lazaro Galarraga, Angel Luis Figueroa, L’Esprit D’Afrique, Rocky Dawuni, Amen Santo and Brasil Brasil Cultural Center, The Mels, Viver Brasil Dance Company, Tristan de Liège, Kimbambula Cuban Dance & Ensemble (by Kati Hernandez), Batu Sener, Magatte Fall, George Kallis, Goddess Black, David Bianchi, Wade In The Water. She has also produced her own concerts, recorded music, and other creative works.