Kalakuti Vol. 1

by Illgod

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1.	Welcome 01:03	buy track
2.	Won Day 02:29	buy track
3.	Impeach The Prez 01:58	buy track
4.	Listen 01:54	buy track
5.	Soul Cavalcade 01:58	buy track
6.	Lagos (Eko) State of Mind 02:13	buy track
7.	Time Dey Go 01:59	buy track
8.	Leddemkno' 01:52	buy track
9.	Black Man's Cry 02:15	buy track
10.	Supa Fella 01:47	buy track

about

Kalakuti Vol. 1 is the direct follow up to Food by Illgod (Moses Babatunde), who has produced for Mode 9, Ruby Gyang, Oladips, PlasthicSlash, X-plain D Don, Timi Kay, Deelokz among others.

Illgod like Fela is an unapologetic boom bap producer whose sound finds its place in the golden era of Hip Hop. An ever gritty feel that would feel at home in the boroughs of New York and waxed with heavy soul samples that are borne from numerous hours spent digging through crates of old Burlesque talents.

Fela's music and Hip Hop are not strangers. J.Cole's self reflecting "Let Nas Down" featured a Fela saxophone riff that taunted the drums and chords in its excellence, accentuating his lyrics, spiced with the occasional 'Migbo' that was sampled along with the riff.

Unlike Fela's energetic presence on stage, the beat tape takes a more relaxing but thoughtful approach to his legacy and beliefs.

credits

released August 28, 2017

Sax on 'Impeach The Prez' - Ferry Terry
Guitars on 'Leddemkno'' - Michael Excel

All tracks produced, mixed and arranged by Illgod for Tinnitus Inc. at The Dell Studios, Rumuobiakani, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.