Strut presents the new album from the modern day leader of Afrobeat, SeunKuti. The youngest son of Afrobeat legend FelaAnikulapoKuti is as incensed by injustice as his father ever was and, with his mighty new album Black Times including features from Carlos Santana and Robert Glasper, he honours the revolutionaries who have gone before and rallies the torch-bearers to come.
Black Times is the fourth album by Seun and Egypt 80, the extraordinary dance orchestra created by FelaKuti as a conduit for the common people. Inherited by the 14-year- old Seun in 1997, the younger Kuti has been building to this, his most accomplished and honest album yet. “Black Times is a true reflection of my political and social beliefs,” says the singer, bandleader and musician, 34. “It is an album for anybody who believes in change and understands the duty we have to rise up and come together. The elites always try to divide the working class and the poor people of the world. The same oppression felt by workers in Flint, Michigan is felt by workers in Lagos and Johannesburg.”
1 - Last Revolutionary
2 - Black Times ft Carlos Santana
3 - Corporate Public Control Department (CPCD)
4 - Kuku Kee Me
5 - Bad Man Lighter
6 - African Dreams
7 - Struggle Sounds
8 - Theory of Goat And Yam
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