Nigerian classic, Black Children Sledge Funk Group's 1976 debut album is full of positive vibrations and feel-good grooves. A sunny blend of Reggae and Afro-funk with a lot of percussions, psychedelic and rhythmic guitar, and organ. In the mid-seventies in Nigeria everybody loved them; they were a symbol and pride of Africa. Michael Hammedatha Moore sang and played congas and percussion. Daniel Carlos Yakubu played guitar. Jerry Freeman Nwokolo was on keyboards. Ricky Hardnaron bass and Benson Teteh played the drums. Everyone in the band changed their last name to Black. Repressed for the first time. Limited edition.

New label Afrodelic focuses on vinyl reissues of the cult and rare '70s African groovy and psychedelic records, produced by Cinedelic label.