About Afro Elements
afroelements.com Jazz-Funk band signed to P-Vine (Japan) and UYM (RoW), based in the UK/Taiwan. The band have appeared on record and live with jazz-funk legends Eddie Henderson, Jeff Lorber, Roy Ayers, Gary Bartz and Reuben Wilson as well as Mr Gone, Down To The Bone and Black Gold Massive. Their debut album ‘It Remains To Be Seen’ (2008 Freestyle Records/Swanky Records (Japan)) features keyboard legend Jeff Lorber. In 2014 it got a worldwide digital re-release with 3 extra tracks not available on the original release.
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Top Tracks
It Remains To Be Seen
Chocolat
Casa Del Ritmo
Ju Ju
Four Letter Word
Think
Volcano
Stop You're Killing Me
Latinspiration
Volcano (Raydio Mix)
Chocolat (Mr Gone's Club Sandwich)
Heavy Hands
Chocolat [Mr. Gone's Club Sandwich]
The Things You Do
Chocolat (Mr. Gone's Club Sand
Chocolat (Mr. Gone's Club Sandwich)
Lift Your Life
Afrolude
Choclat (Mr Gone's Club Sandwich)
03 - Chocolat [Mr. Gone's Club Sandwich]
Chocolat (Mr. Gone's Club Sand)
Choclat
Think - Aroop Roy Remix
think (featheidi vogel)
Afrolude...
Lagos Jump
Think (Aroop Roy Remix)
the things u do (feat gerry williams)
stop u'r killing me
lift your life (feat tyaire & jdggs)
volcano (raydio mix feat jeff lorber)
chocolat (feat gerry williams)
Chocolat (Mr. Gone's Soul In Space Mix)
Kamura San
It Feels So Good
Think Featuring Heidi Vogel
Juju
Latinspiration Featuring Heidi Vogel
chocolat ( mr gone club sandwich)
Lagos Jump (Raw Dub)
Volcano (Live Reprise)
Lift Your Life (Original Version)
- Chocolat(Mr. Gone's Club Sandw
Out Of The Centre
Your Eyes
Volcano (Raydio Mix) Featuring Jeff Lorber
Eleanor Rigby
Formosa
(You're Just A) Waste Of Time
The Things You Do Featuring Gerry Williams
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