Paying tribute to the Orisha's Elegua and Chango, Zepherin Saint collaborates on this occasion with New York Vocalists Amma Whatt on Elegua -The Opener and spoken word artist Nikki Powerhouse on Omo Chango. Inspired by the traditional Yoruba Oriki (Yoruba Praise Poetry) Zepherin, Whatt and Nikki wanted to honour the Orisha and their African heritage in their own contemporary way.
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Credits
Elegua ( The Opener )
Produced, programmed and arranged By Zepherin Saint
Vocal Performance by Amma What
Composed by Dean Zepherin and Damian Smith ( Tribe Music Publishing )
Lyrics written & Composed by Amma Agyapon ( Amma King's Daughter Publishing 1088939)
Keys and String Arrangement - Damian Smith
Bass Matt Hayes
Percussion Micheal Medrano Brindis
Talking Drum Adetoyese Adeyeye
Horn Arrangment and Sax Weber Marley
Trombone Felipe Coelho
Trumpet Bruno Brito
Flute JaMicheal
Percussion
Violin, Cello , Viola - Jonas Peterson
Mixed by Nando
Mastered By Nando

Omo Chango
Produced, programmed and arranged By Zepherin Saint
Vocal Performance by Nikki Powerhouse
Composed by Dean Zepherin ( Tribe Music Publishing )
Lyrics written by Nicole Ray ( Tribe Music Publishing )
Keys and Horn arrangement Damian Smith
Background vocals Amma Whatt, Zepherin Saint.
Sax Weber Marley
Trombone Felipe Coelho
Trumpet Bruno Brito
Mixed by Matt Bandy
Mastered By Matt Bandy