Africa HiTech

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Biography

Africa Hitech is an electronic music project consisting of Mark Pritchard and Steve Spacek. They released their first EP Blen on 19 April 2010 and a second, Hitecherous, on 28 June 2010. Their debut album 93 Million Miles was released on May 16, 2011. Pitchfork gave the album a review of 8.2, writing "It's no small feat to craft something this adventurous and eclectic and still have it turn out to share the cohesion of a DJ mix, but Africa Hitech manage just that-- and despite all the left turns, you want to stick by their side every step of the way".

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  1. 93 Million Miles 2011

    Review of 93 Million Miles

    Reviewed by Melissa Bradshaw

    A spiritual trip back through dance and techno to the soul of Africa.

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