Howie Get Life (Bristol Afrobeat 2014)

Premature and semi-instrumentals efforts with a little-less vocals with their big sized members to be count in as all become one via the group of Bristol, UK’s No Go Stop whose combining Jazz, Soul, Reggae and Afrobeats root-music made in the Blue Continent parts according to guitarists Justin Goddall or James Ladd, the brass sections consisting of Ben Plocki (bass sax), Nick Malcolm (trumpet), John Pratt (tenor sax) or Liam Treasure (trombone) with others mentioned here like Rory Francis on talking drums, congas and percussion, vocalist Marie Lister or John Short on bass with more musicians collaborating through this multi-players chariot finishing the Agbara Orin album that displaying not only different World Music to bare and spreading from ears to ears but also the mystical symbols on the cover that should be interesting to interpreted. 
One would gladly doing the slow dancing if the record played by someone after the sundown or early evening around the candle-light dating or dinner outdoors. 
Awesome female vocals driving the music to be exactly responsive towards its audiences that cannot be patience anymore cause the music is getting hotter and hotter for burning romance and desire around it as you can be pleasured by listening to My Mother House of Tradition or the rhythmic session from Trickster that sensually would grab your girlfriend to releasing her wilder attitude on the dance floor and then continues – somewhere. 


Agbara Orin:
https://nogostop.bandcamp.com/