Pasteur Lappe

Pasteur Lappé is a Cameroonian singer and songwriter from Douala whose recordings mix local rhythmic influences with funk, disco and reggae. After moving to Paris, he made three albums between 1979 and 1981, developing the sekele sound with the backing musicians of the Zulu Gang. His work includes Na Man Pass Man and was later collected on Africa Seven’s African Funk Experimentals.