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Soul II Soul grew from the North London sound-system partnership of Jazzie B and Daddae, moving from reggae toward a mix of soul and funk. Their dances at the Africa Centre brought together a broad London audience and attracted Virgin Records. Back to Life and Keep on Movin' carried the collective's sound internationally. Clothing, visual design and dance remained part of its identity, while the sound-system approach continued to guide both club work and recordings.
Soul II Soul - The Lasting Legacy of Soul II Soul
First-person official account of founders, sound-system development, Africa Centre, Virgin breakthrough and continuing creative approach; no sales or sample claims. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
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Source year-end #42Soul II Soul grew from the North London sound-system partnership of Jazzie B and Daddae, moving from reggae toward a mix of soul and funk. Their dances at the Africa Centre brought together a broad London audience...
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.