Tony Allen's Posthumous Album "There Is No End" Is Here

Tony Allen's posthumous album ft. Danny Brown, Skepta, Sampa The Great, and more has arrived.

BYAron A.May 09, 20211.7K Views

The world of music suffered a tremendous loss last year after news of Tony Allen's passing at the age of 79. The Nigerian musician's role in shaping afrobeats hasn't gone unacknowledged and even as he neared 80, his creative juices were flowing. On Friday, his posthumous album, There Is No End arrived in its entirety. Stacked with 14 songs in total, Allen's posthumous effort includes collaborations with artists like Skepta, Danny Brown, Sampa The Great, Zelooperz and more.

Check the project and its tracklisting below.

Tony’s Praeludium
Stumbling Down [ft. Sampa the Great]
Crushed Grapes [ft. Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon]
Très Magnifique [ft. Tsunami]
Mau Mau [ft. Mah Eeto]
Coonta Kinte [ft. ZeeloperZ]
Rich Black [ft. The Koreatown Oddity]
One Inna Million [ft. Lava La Rue]
Gang on Holiday (Em I Go We?) [ft. Jeremiah Jae]
Deer in Headlights [ft. Danny Brown]
Hurt Your Soul [ft. Nate Bone]
My Own [ft. Marlowe]
Cosmosis [ft. Ben Okri and Skepta]
There’s No End

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