Sierra Leona in 1970s USA
[ Vinyl / 12" Album ]

Album Review: Muyei Power - Sierra Leona in 1970s USA Hailed as the "diamond in the rough" of West African music, Muyei Power's self-titled album is a funky, groovy journey into the vibrant sounds of Sierra Leone in the 1970s. With their infectious blend of traditional African rhythms, Afrobeat influences, and funky guitar riffs, Muyei Power brings a fresh and exciting sound to the global music scene. From the moment the opening track "Wali Bena" kicks in, you can't help but be swept away by the infectious energy and joyous spirit of the music. The driving rhythms and soulful vocals transport you to a sunny beach party in Freetown, where the music is hot, the drinks are cold, and the good times never stop. Tracks like "Ben Ben Ani" and "Wali Bena" showcase the band's incredible musicianship and infectious energy, while slower jams like "CIMA" and "Yamba Sowe" offer a more mellow and introspective side to the album. Throughout, Muyei Power's musicianship shines through, with tight rhythms, funky guitar licks, and soulful vocals that will have you dancing in your seat. Overall, Muyei Power's self-titled album is a vibrant and exciting journey into the music of Sierra Leone in the 1970s. With its infectious rhythms, soulful vocals, and funky grooves, this album is sure to get your feet tapping and your hips swaying. Don't sleep on this gem from the past – Muyei Power is a band you'll want to keep on your radar.