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gave him a first taste of harmony and hard-wired music to his heart
California-based pianist Gene Russell launched his own Black Jazz Records label to help promote Black musicians with a focus on politically and socially minded jazz
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You go into these neoliberal white people’s houses and they’re some of the most racist people you’ll ever meet
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Manuel, Ayo (Africa) / 1983-90 [IMPORT] - New LP Dirt Cult gave him a first tasteSoundway Records presents Ayo Manuel 1983 1990, a collection of selected works by one of Nigerias DIY pioneers. 1983 90 by Ayo Manuel Prince Ayos musical roots were planted deep from a young age. A prolonged stint in the choir at his church in the small town of Atijere, gave him a first taste of harmony and hard wired music to his heart. Later, a move to the bright lights of Lagos opened his eyes and ears to everything the metropolis had to offer.
