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ARTIST
SPIRITS REJOICE
TITLE
African Spaces
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
MATSULI MUSIC
CATALOG #
MM 121LP
MM 121LP
GENRE
WORLD
RELEASE DATE
7/30/2021
"At a distance of more than forty years, the radicalism and significance of
African Spaces
can be seen more clearly. Ambitious, uncompromising, and resolutely progressive, it represents a unique high-water mark in South Africa's long musical engagement with the newest developments in American jazz -- a response to the cosmic call of
Return To Forever
, and an answer to Miles'
On the Corner
.
Spirits Rejoice
drew together some of South Africa's most abundantly talented and forward-thinking jazz players and created a complex and challenging jazz fusion that shifted the terms of South Africa's engagement with jazz towards new music being made by pioneers such as Chick Corea, Weather Report, John McLaughlin, Pat Metheny and others.
African Spaces
, their debut recording, is one of the key documents in the South African jazz canon. Emerging in the aftermath of the 1976 Soweto uprising, and taking its place alongside the crucial mid-1970s music of Malombo, Abdullah Ibrahim, and Batsumi, it is a defining but unsung musical statement of its era."
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