Salum Abdallah and Cuban Marimba Band - Ngoma Tanzania LP folk the Black Jazz label had

the Black Jazz label had its roots in the Black Power movement of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s

Optic Sink return with their second album

It's what adults of the Cold War era would refer to as "your typical kill-your-mother-kill-your-father type stuff"

to the present day

Twelve years’ worth of punk rottenness and general stupidity contained in 29 tracks and 40 noisy minutes

Salum Abdallah and Cuban Marimba Band - Ngoma Tanzania LP folk the Black Jazz label hadSweet and joyful sounds from the first half of 1960s Tanzania. Salum Abdallah and Cuban Marimba Band were at the forefront of muziki wa dansi, the emerging dance music scene influenced by Cuban 78s, crazes like the twist and cha cha cha, and the local sounds of their home country. Hailing from the town of Morogoro, they rose to be stars across the country. Out of over 100 sides recorded for local labels, mostly Mzuri Records of Kenya, these twelve