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Ephemeral Delights.
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Enigma-In-Chief.
04:29
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Kindred Spirits.
05:15
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One Day.
05:10
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Irrational Exuberance.
04:44
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Wretched Anonymity.
04:19
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Mwana Wa Mberi.
05:44
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Phantom Splendour.
05:07
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Jacob Asiyo Nairobi, Kenya
Jacob Asiyo's first purely commercial effort as a leader, plays it straight to those who have avidly followed his career. Unsurprisingly, this is a tight, superbly played set with the feel of a celebration. The album sounds like it was easy and fun to make, one can sense joy and deep focus in the interplay, as the material is predominantly amiable and laid-back. It's almost entirely instrumental. ... more
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