Performer: Oyinboy
Genre: Electronic / Hip hop / Jazz / Rock
Album: My Body Full Of Stars
Released: 2015
Style: African, Space-Age, Electro, Psychedelic, Conscious, Experimental
MP3 version ZIP size: 1999 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1210 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1993 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 375
Other Formats: AHX DTS AU MOD DXD MPC TTA

Tracklist

1.1.a	–Hendrix*	EXP
1.1.b	–Actress	Uriel’s Black Harp
1.1.c	–Quincy Jones	Behold, The Only Thing Greater Than Yourself (Birth)
1.2	–A Number Of Names	Share Vari
1.3	–Dirty Paraffin	Papap! Papap!
1.4	–Missy Elliott	Smooth Chick
1.5	–Unknown Artist	Binghams Speech
1.6	–Strafe	Set It Off
1.7	–Laura Mvula	That’s Alright
1.8	–Richard Pryor	2001 Monologue
1.9	–Freddie Hubbard	This Is Combat, I Know
1.10	–Shabazz Palaces	An Echo From The Hosts That Profess Infinitum
1.11	–Deltron 3030	Virus (Acapella)
1.12	–TV On The Radio	The Wrong Way
1.13	–Jimi Hendrix	1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)
1.14	–London Lucumi Choir*	Cantos Espirituales
1.15	–James Stinson	Phone Interview
1.16	–The Other People Place	Eye Contact
1.17	–Egyptian Lover	Egypt Egypt
1.18	–Sun Ra	Berkeley Lecture (Snippet)
1.19	–Nigga Fox*	Ze Piqueno
1.20	–Bryte	I Like Your Girlfriend
1.21	–Azealia Banks	Fierce
1.22	–Tyree*	I’m Free
1.23	–DJ Cndo	Terminator
1.24	–Leif* Ft Spank Rock	Star Alliance
1.25	–SupaNova Slom	Energy
1.26	–LTJ Bukem	Atlantis
1.27	–Sun Ra*	Outer Spaceways Incorporated
1.28	–Sun Ra	Berkeley Lecture (Snippet)

Credits

• Artwork [Uncredited] – Oyinboy
• DJ Mix – Oyinboy

Notes

"My Body Full Of Stars" is a multi-media piece, consisting of of an essay by Irish-Nigerian writer and sociologist Emma Dabiri and an hour-long Afrofuturism mixtape, exploring the use of Afrofuturist aesthetics in music as a tool for rewriting history and imagining the future.

On the Oyinboy Soundcloud page, 1.1.c is uncredited and listed as "Roots Soundtrack", 1.13 is listed as "1963 (A Merman I Shall Be)", 1.18 and 1.28 are listed as "Berkley lecture snippet", and 1.27 is listed as "Outerspaceways Incorporated". 1.5, "Binghams Speech", is culled from UK dystopian sci-fi show "Black Mirror".

The tracklist includes "spoken word interludes and rogue fragments buried deep".

Duration: 1:02:24