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Strut

Established in 1999 by Quinton Scott in London, Strut Records is dedicated to unearthing the lost gems of dance music’s past. Strut spans the musical spectrum of hard funk, underground disco, original breaks, Nigerian afrobeat, old skool hip hop and forgotten classics. The label has been home to vintage dancefloor anthems including a remastered version of Patrice Rushen’s ‘Forget Me Nots’, Henrik Schwarz’s version of Pat Thomas and Ebo Taylor’s ‘Ene Nyame Nam 'A' Mensuro’ and Detroit Swindle’s remix of Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band’s ‘Yamona’. In 2008 Strut was acquired by the !K7 Label Group. Afro Strut is Strut Records’ sub-label that focuses on afrobeat and afro-funk releases.

Releases

Tracks

Idris Ackamoor / the Pyramids

Afro Futuristic Dreams

Strut

Afro Futuristic Dreams - (5:29) 100 BPM

Thank You God - (13:19) 122 BPM

Police Dem - (9:01) 106 BPM

First Peoples - (6:54) 137 BPM

Truth To Power - (7:21) 96 BPM

Re-Memory - (5:33) 106 BPM

Garland Rose - (6:45) 96 BPM

Requiem For The Ancestors - (6:35) 157 BPM

Nice It Up - (7:34) 97 BPM

Thank You God (Short version) - (6:20) 123 BPM

Played by: Pete Haigh

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STRUT312D 1
22 Sep 23
Jazz

Idris Ackamoor / the Pyramids

Re-Memory

Strut

Re-Memory - (5:33) 106 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz

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STRUT312S 2
16 Aug 23
Jazz

Idris Ackamoor / the Pyramids

Thank You God

Strut

Thank You God (Short version) - (6:20) 123 BPM

Thank You God - (13:19) 122 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz

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STRUT312S1D
12 Jul 23
Jazz

the Pyramids

Live At KQED, 1975

Strut

Jamaican Carnival (live At KQED, 1975) - (10:14) 137 BPM

The King He Comes (live At KQED, 1975) - (7:43) 150 BPM

Black Man And Woman Of The Nile (live At KQED, 1975) - (5:57) 100 BPM

Theme For Margaux And Kay (live At KQED, 1975) - (3:42) 91 BPM

Live At KQED, 1975 (full Concert) - (27:38) 137 BPM

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STRUT323D
15 Jul 22
Jazz

the Pyramids / Idris Ackamoor

Lalibela

Strut

Lalibela (Lalibela Opus Part 1) - (5:57) 133 BPM

Sheba's Dance (Lalibela Opus Part 2) - (4:24) 87 BPM

High Priestess (Lalibela Opus Part 3) - (2:39) 129 BPM

Rock Churches (Lalibela Opus Part 4) - (9:21) 125 BPM

Dialogue Of The Spirits (Lalibela Opus Part 5) - (2:25) 131 BPM

Mesenko Nights (Lalibela Opus Part 6) - (2:55) 159 BPM

Indigo (Indigo Suite Part 1) - (8:12) 152 BPM

Ya A Ya A Ya A Ya A (Anubis Awakens) (Indigo Suite Part 2) - (6:14) 159 BPM

Sunset At Giza (Indigo Suite Part 3) - (2:35) 116 BPM

Lalibela (full version) - (44:47) 154 BPM

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STRUT160D
14 Jun 22
Jazz

the Pyramids / Idris Ackamoor

Birth / Speed / Merging

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Aomawa (Part 1) - (5:35) 126 BPM

Birth / Speed / Merging, Pt. 1 - (2:08)

Birth / Speed / Merging, Pt. 2 - (0:29) 154 BPM

Birth / Speed / Merging, Pt. 3 - (1:42) 153 BPM

Birth / Speed / Merging, Pt. 4 - (3:23) 139 BPM

Reaffirmation (Part 1) - (2:13) 78 BPM

Reaffirmation (Part 2) - (2:11) 116 BPM

Reaffirmation (Part 3) - (1:08) 151 BPM

Reaffirmation (Part 4) - (2:04) 120 BPM

Jamaican Carnival (Part 1) - (5:07) 142 BPM

Jamaican Carnival (Part 2) - (1:34) 68 BPM

Black Man And Woman Of The Nile (Part 1) - (2:08) 140 BPM

Black Man And Woman Of The Nile (Part 2) - (6:46) 128 BPM

Black Man And Woman Of The Nile (Part 3) - (5:51) 90 BPM

Black Man And Woman Of The Nile (Part 4) - (1:46) 148 BPM

Birth / Speed / Merging (full version) - (44:13) 84 BPM

Played by: Flash Atkins

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STRUT162D
14 Jun 22
Jazz

the Pyramids / Idris Ackamoor

King Of Kings

Strut

Mogho Naba (King Of Kings) - (8:26) 110 BPM

Queen Of The Spirits Part 1 - (5:49) 107 BPM

Queen Of The Spirits Part 2 - (2:07) 156 BPM

Queen Of The Spirits Part 3 - (6:36) 64 BPM

Nsorama (The Stars) - (18:01) 98 BPM

My Africa - (3:32) 123 BPM

King Of Kings (full version) - (44:34) 107 BPM

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STRUT161D
14 Jun 22
Jazz

Idris Ackamoor / The Pyramids

Shaman!

Strut

Shaman! - (12:25) 117 BPM

Tango Of Love - (6:32) 126 BPM

Eternity - (9:36) 120 BPM

When Will I See You Again? - (7:54) 82 BPM

Salvation - (10:27) 61 BPM

Theme For Cecil - (7:53) 110 BPM

Virgin - (10:21) 121 BPM

The Last Slave Ship - (5:06) 77 BPM

Dogon Mysteries - (4:59) 66 BPM

Played by: Flash Atkins

Review: Idris Ackamoor and The Pyramids unveil their new album Shaman! with a tribute to jazz pianist Cecil Taylor! Originally formed in the '70s as part of Cecil Taylor's Black Music Ensemble, the group has disbanded and reformed over the last decades, with 2020's Shaman! incarnating a fresh Pyramids ensemble; find Ackamoor on sax, original member Dr. Margaux Simmons on flute, Bobby Cobb on guitar, Sandra Poindexter on violin, Ruben Ramos on bass, Gioele Pagliaccia on drums, and Jack Yglesias on percussion! A most accomplished long player, Shaman! completes a triptych of albums for Strut that dates back to 2016's We All Be Africans, with Idris Ackamoor and The Pyramids transitioning from the political and social commentaries of 2018's acclaimed 'An Angel Fell' into more introspective themes. With some striking artwork from Japanese artist Tokio Aoyama, Shaman! has been described by the group itself as personal statement on love and loss, mortality, the afterlife, family and salvation - our tips include anything over 10 minutes.

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STRUT 214D
07 Aug 20
Jazz