Wambesi

Xaymaca - Wambesi - V/A -2024

Xaymaca is the latest album by the artist VA, featuring various talented musicians such as Sprangy Rankin, Prince Hammer, Angie B, and more. The album is released in CD format by the record label Tamoki-Wambesi-Dove with the catalog number TWCD 1071CD. The genre of the album is World music, incorporating rhythms recorded in Jamaica and overdubs recorded at Glass Studios in Wirral, England. One of the standout aspects of Xaymaca is the diverse range of artists featured on the album.

Each musician brings their own unique style and talent to the project, creating a rich and dynamic listening experience for fans of World music. From the soulful vocals of Winston Francis to the energetic beats of Captain Duce, there is something for everyone on this album. The release date of Xaymaca is November 29, 2024, giving fans plenty of time to anticipate and prepare for the arrival of this highly anticipated album.

With its combination of traditional Jamaican rhythms and modern production techniques, Xaymaca promises to be a fresh and exciting addition to the World music scene. Overall, Xaymaca is a must-have album for fans of World music and those who appreciate the talents of a diverse range of musicians.

With its blend of traditional and contemporary styles, this album is sure to captivate listeners and become a favorite in their music collection.

Roy Cousins/Wambesi

V/A - Visions Of Reggae – Wambesi - 1997

As leader of the Royals, Roy Cousins showed he was a talented singer, songwriter and producer. About five years ago he began to concentrate more on the latter role as producer. And in that time he has carried many a fine young singer into the studio, with his greatest success coming with DJ Charlie Chaplin. What this album does over its 14 tracks is show just how many people Roy has produced over that time, and the variety and the high standard of production set by Roy. Two tracks perfectly illustrate this. Winston Francis’s ’I Don’t Know Why’ and Ken Parker’s ’What Kind Of World’, which are really outstanding. But the whole set is a magnificent collection.

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