London Listening Sessions
Dami Ajayi, lanaireAn inveterate musicophile contemplates his obsessions.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 64 | Subscribers | Read | damiajayi.substack.com |
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I panned Asake’s Lungu Boy less than 12 hours after its release. It was a scathing review partly inspired and acutely disappointed in that ‘Skating’ song. With every reluctant return to that record, my views are unchanged. I called ‘Fuji Vi...
53. Thank You
A year swishes faster than a yawn. Blink thrice, and three years is gone. On Oct 26, 2021, I published my first newsletter on London Listening Sessions. Composed over a week, I smacked the send button to one subscriber: myself. Today, ther...
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Dami Ajayi is a psychiatrist, poet and cultural critic. He has written extensively about West African music, particularly Afrobeats.
i write about people, places and things.
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