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DIY
A poignant, thought-provoking record on so many levels
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All Music
An informative, emotionally heavy album reminding listeners of the harsh realities and injustices of history, while encouraging resistance and change
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The Guardian
Okumu’s imaginative ‘collaboration’ with his ancestors and successors is a genre-switching journey through an extensive lineage of Black experience
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Mojo
An often challenging, always thrilling triumph that rewards deep listening and re-listening. Print edition only
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musicOMH
The Invisible lynchpin has made a powerful exploration of the Black experience from a number of different perspectives, with Grace Jones, Eska and Kwabs joining the musical odyssey
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The Arts Desk
It’s hard to think of an album that’s simultaneously as dramatic and as restrained as this
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Loud And Quiet
It makes sense that someone who has built his career on collaboration would be a staunch advocate for the power of collective action, and I Came From Love is a rallying cry, made ever more engaging by its catchiness and danceability
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The Observer
Calling on stellar guests including Grace Jones, the Invisible frontman’s impressionistic second solo release is an emotional but accessible listen
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Uncut
All necessarily mood but never morose. Print edition only
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