Name: Enough Is Enough
Brand: Jay U

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

sndwlp115

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2017-08-18

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Signed copies: No

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Standard:20

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5056032309494

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Jay U

Genre GB

African

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Soundway

Soundway Records is a British label founded in 2002 by Miles Cleret. Originally focused on re-issuing and compiling old music from Africa, Latin America, The Caribbean, Asia and beyond, the label has now expanded to release music from all eras and regions. Their diverse range of genres includes Psychedelic Rock, Disco, Boogie, Electronic, Afrobeat, and Funk. With a mission to showcase music from Planet Earth: Past, Present, Future, Soundway Records continues to bring unique sounds to listeners worldwide.

To submit demos or releases for consideration by Soundway Records, please email info@soundwayrecords.com.

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180 Gram Vinyl Reissue of the highly sought after Nigerian funk-rock album, moving effortlessly between reggae, jazzy afrobeat and psych rock. Soundway fans first got a taste of Jay-U's infectious beats with the track Some More, featured on the Soundway compilation Nigeria Disco Funk Special: The Sound Of The Underground Lagos Dancefloor 1974-79. Originally released by EMI Nigeria in 1977, this now-rare album was written by Jay-U and engineered by disco-boogie artist Goddy Oku. Opening with the up-tempo reggae number Reggae Deluxe, the album descends into mind-blowing jazz-funk featuring several killer saxophone solos. The journey ends with a trip into psych-prog rock, with a sound not dissimilar to that coming out of the early 70s British rock scene.

Enough Is Enough

Music GB