atamina Accra, Ghana
MOJO wrote: "Like his mentor, King Ayisoba,
Atamina is part of North East
Ghana’s Kologo
Power scene,
but has a more stripped-down
DIY attack: intense, hypnotic
riffs on his two-string lute and
satirical lyrical rants against
the local bourgeoisie." AM
... more
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