By the mid 1950's, in West Africa, a distinct genre of popular music began to emerge from the Anglophone regions centered around Ghana and Nigeria. Heavily influenced by Calypso and Son from the New World, its infectious melding of rhythms and lilting melodies soon ruled the West African musical landscape. As the climate of political independence and optimism spread into the next decade, this post-colonial era spawned the evolution of a new, urban working class.
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Jungle Funk
Anyi Bundi Igbo
Jungle Beat
Obuna Alu
Nkenga Special
Ndu Bu Isi
Destruction
Ube Frank Special
London Special
Anyi Buofu
Anyi Buofo
Anyi Bundu Igbo
02 Obuna Alu
01 Anyi Bundi Igbo
William emeka Omambala
03 Anyi Buofu
06 Ndu Bu Isi
09 Destruction
Nkengas - Jungle Funk
04 Jungle Beat
07 Nkenga Special
Anaedo Special
Asa Mpete Special
Ekene Dili Chukwu
05 Ube Frank Special
08 London Special
Anyi undi Igbo
Jungle Beatzz (AkizzBeatzz Re-Edit)
Jungle Beat (AkizzBeatzz Re-Edit)
Nkengas (Nigeria) - Jungle Funk
Jungle Funk - Nkengas
Unzulu Onye Ige'gbupi
Unzulu Onye Ige'gpubi
03 Anaedo Special
01 William Emeka Omambala
02 Asa Mpete Special
10 - Jungle Funk (Extra)
Unzulu Onye - Ige'Gbupi
Jungle Funk (Extra)
Nkengas
jungle funk(clubafrica99)
nkengas_-_anyi_bundi_igbo
Nkengas-Obuna-Alu
Unzulu Onye/Ige'Gbupi
nkengas-anyi-bundi-igbo
nkengas-anyi-buofu
Nkengas-Jungle-Beat
Jungle Beatzz (AkizzBeatzz Edit)
Jungle Beat (AkîzzBeåtzz Re-Edit)
04 Unzulu Onye - Ige'Gbupi
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