Lackatchi
Lackatchi formed in 2012 when Moses Boyd, Richard Oddie, and Joe Armon-Jones met as students at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London. They...
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Lackatchi formed in 2012 when Moses Boyd, Richard Oddie, and Joe Armon-Jones met as students at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London. They shared an interest in Afrobeat and jazz, which became the foundation for their sound. The band later included Tom Herbert on saxophone.
Their 2019 album '100' featured the single '+100,' which gained significant attention. Earlier releases included the 2014 EP 'Lagos Pepper Soup' and the 2016 EP 'Mantra.' In 2021, they put out the EP 'Superabundance.'
In 2019, the band faced criticism from some who accused them of cultural appropriation in their approach to Afrobeat rhythms. They responded by emphasizing their respect for the genre. Their music blends Afrobeat with jazz and electronic elements.
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