Fulu Miziki came to life in Kinshasa underground scene thanks to Pisco Crane\u2019s crafty and eco-conscious spirit, who proved that making \u201cmusic from the garbage\u201d (English for Fulu Miziki) is completely doable without making garbage music. The artist who grew up in Kinshasa slums met with fellow instrument builder Bebson De La Rue and gathered discarded trash around him to craft instruments made of old computer bits, oils cans, springs, metal pipes and offcuts of tubing. He was later joined by Lady Aisha, an all-round artist who designed their eccentric costumes, masks and scenography to match with their DIY instruments and innovative sounds. Unsurprisingly, they shored up at the Nyege Nyege studios in Kampala to put together this album. Back in 2019, PAM had met with the Afro-futuristic crew at the Nyege Nyege festival<\/a> and could already predict this would be a very fruitful collaboration.<\/p>\n\n\n\n