Ancestral Yoruba, Kejawèn, and Akamba rhythms meets Jungle, Juke, Bass, Hip Hop, and Spiritual Jazz.
Vocal tracks in the first half are Apala, the old school Yoruba style originating in the 1920s, which gave birth to the more simplified Juju in the 1950s and 60s, which later formed the African basis for Fela Kuti's fusion.
