This is fearless, borderless genre fusing music at its best, and a track I would love to hear played live.

"deeply soulful Ghanaian vocals with an ancestral echo that glide through the speakers, ushered by a distant throb and most surprisingly a guiding sitar light"

"It's a wild, weirdy album of far-out, psychedelic funk infused, exotic, dance floor deviance; tune in and turn on."

*** This blog post first appeared in TSMM's April 7th Newsletter, where you can get all the tips (and more) first *** The Caju Collective’s seven-inch/digital releases, many of which aren’t available to stream, are the sort of vinyl series that I would lap up to show off my vinyl digging dedication and tease other DJs with, IF I still collected vinyl, DJed, and the shipping and import costs from Canada weren’t a trillion dollars per package. If you have any interest in Brazil

"There's a lot to absorb during this excurion amongst the Fourth World and it's forgotten people"

"rally the growing ranks of the Fourth World with ancient rhythms, ritualistic grooves, righteous intent & electronically augmented spiritual jazz"

"he's transformed ceremonial soundtracks, rainforest rites & far flung sounds into evocative, hip hop juiced low tempo bangers"

"The laid back, good natured grooves are variously given some Afrobeat bump, smooth soul infusions & all sorts of jazz licks"