Osibisa

Osibisa’s Super Fly T.N.T. soundtrack is a riot of colour and motion—Afro-rock fired through a cinematic lens, exploding with rhythm, swagger, and widescreen drama. The band channels their trademark hybrid energy into something leaner and more dangerous: guitars slash through horn bursts, percussion rushes like street traffic at full tilt, and the grooves hit with the urgency of a chase scene that never quite ends.

There’s a raw vibrancy to the arrangements—funk, highlife, and psychedelic soul all colliding in a blaze of brass and polyrhythms. Yet Osibisa keep the storytelling sharp: moments of tension, eruptions of joy, and pockets of shadow that hint at the film’s grit and heat. The result feels less like a soundtrack and more like a world unto itself, a sonic mural painted in bold strokes and restless movement.

Super Fly T.N.T. stands as one of those rare OSTs that transcends its film—fiery, fearless, and unmistakably Osibisa, capturing the pulse of a city, a moment, and a revolution in groove.