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RAH & The Ruffcats – Agidi

RAH & The Ruffcats – Agidi

“Agidi” by RAH & The Ruffcats not only serves as a musical bridge from Lagos to Berlin but also as a testament to their collective journey through the rich landscapes of Afrobeat, hip hop, and soul. As part of their debut LP “Orile To Berlin,” this track showcases the synergy between RAH’s raspy hip hop delivery and The Ruffcats’ mastery over a fusion of sounds that respects Afrobeat’s roots while boldly marking its territory in the modern music scene. Behind the groovy beats and infectious rhythms lies a narrative that dances around themes of personal and societal challenges, likened to dodging life’s bulls in a rodeo. With production chops from Jochen Ströh and a cast of features that add depth and texture, “Agidi” is not just a song but a multi-layered story of resilience, identity, and the unchanging socio-political challenges that echo from 1970s Lagos to today’s global stage. The album, laden with messages that range from resistance to self-reflection, positions RAH & The Ruffcats as storytellers who manage to keep their listeners grooving while pondering the weightier aspects of existence.


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