Lubey Lu Moby has made some of these tunes world famous, but the whole album is a treasure. It's a slice of precious history, but it also stands on its own merits, never failing to get me clapping along and singing the responses.

cookiemonster76 A testament to the fact that you can make great music with vocals alone. A trove of spirituals that hook you in from start to finish Favorite track: Sometimes.

Sneffels Records Folk spirituals of great historic importance. Soul-kindling lyrics and charming vocal harmonies.

RYM: 3.74 from 27 ratings; #165 of 2014 Favorite track: Got to Lie Down (How Shall I Rise).

gnosis Wow, the remastering work is really incredible -- I've never heard her so clearly! Favorite track: Going to Chattanooga.

Jim Ferguson I’ve been steeping in this LP for about a week, and it’s been an entirely bewitching experience.

I love art that gives me AND. This is music that is simultaneously hypnotic and kinetic. Sounds that feel ancient and anachronistic and totally now. It breathes, but is also bound to a technological precision. It’s familiar and foreign. Intuitive and handholding.

It’s honestly one of my favorite albums in a very long time. Can’t pick a favorite track, it’s a journey.

Thank you so much, Hama!

Alconvin This album is afrofuturist fire!!! The music is hopeful, rather than dour like like western synth so often is

.SVRDWXLF. The percussion, the synths, everything sounds cosmic. So refreshing with each listen Favorite track: Baoura.

Anthony Childs Flawless nothing but groove. Highest recommendation. Favorite track: Delilah.

Dub-Bub The complex (to me) rhythms! Favorite track: Tension.

Dan Lowe Man, you can only get away with this song once. Favorite track: Delilah.

honeyant alien sounds never sounded so familar Favorite track: Touareg Spaceship.

nahyeemah Mamman Sani the man that you are!!!!!! Favorite track: Sonray Wedding Song.

abstract111 Mythical algo pull Favorite track: Nomadic.