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Hear an audio clip
from Barrister’s “Refined Fuji
Garbage” |
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Another style rising out of the Yoruba culture is
fuji, featuring a mixed percussion sound. Fuji was
named by one its early practitioners, Chief Dr.
Alhadji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, after Japan's "mountain
of love." Barrister began his career singing
Islamic "were" songs as a child and infused
the new form of fuji with a distinctly Muslim flavor.
Other notable fuji artists include Ayinla Kollington
and Adewale Ayuba. |
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