Name: Drum Money
Brand: Ekiti Sound

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Catalogue number

CRAM311

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-23

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876623008538

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CRAM311LP

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876623008545

Black LP

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 Ekiti Sound

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African

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Crammed Discs

Crammed Discs is an independent record label established by Marc Hollander in 1981. With a rich history spanning over four decades, the label has consistently pushed boundaries and championed innovative music from around the world.

Known for its diverse roster of *artists* and *performers*, Crammed Discs has become synonymous with groundbreaking releases that defy genre categorization. From experimental pop to avant-garde jazz, electronic music to world fusion, the label's catalogue is a testament to its commitment to artistic excellence.

As one of the most respected independent labels in the industry, Crammed Discs continues to discover and nurture talent, providing a platform for emerging artists as well as established musicians. With an unwavering dedication to quality and authenticity, their releases are meticulously curated and beautifully packaged.

Newest Listed Items

Ekiti Sound is back with genre-defying, boundary-pushing music from Africa, the follow-up to 2019's award-winning debut, Abeg No Vex. The songs on Drum Money are packed with catchy melodic lines, deep lyrics and unexpected sonic textures. Leke aka Ekiti Sound produced and programmed the album, and also handled most mic duties. Throughout the album, his punchy style and melodic delivery blur between pidgin, patois and prose. Also appearing on Drum Money are a cast of great Lagos musicians, including a vintage afrobeat-like horn section, keys, percussion, some deep grooving live bass lines courtesy of Metronomy's Olugbenga Adelekan and several guest vocalists.

Drum Money

Music GB