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Syncro System
''Syncro System'' is a 1983 album by Nigerian jùjú band King Sunny Adé And His African Beats. The album peaked at #91 on Billboard's "Pop Albums" chart. It was the second of King Sunny Adé's three releases for Island Records, following on the heels of 1982's ''Juju Music'',〔Baird, Robert. (July 22, 1992) (The Sunny King: this Nigerian superstar rules the realm of world music ). ''The Phoenix New Times''. Retrieved 2008-06-17.〕 but was not as critically well-received as the first. The album was re-released in 1990 under the variant spelling ''Synchro System''.
==Critical reception==
Though it charted higher, ''Syncro System'' was not as critically well-received as ''Juju Music'', the predecessor credited by ''The New York Times'' with launching the "World Beat movement in the United States".〔Watrous, Peter. (September 13, 1990) (Into Juju's ecstatic heart ) ''The New York Times''. Retrieved 29-01-08.〕 In its review, ''Rolling Stone'' noted that while this album held many of the same features as the former, it "does not quite match the excitement or subtlety" and did demonstrate limitations within the emerging genre.〔Gregg, Jonathan. (September 1, 1983) (Synchro System ) ''Rolling Stone''. Retrieved 2008-06-17.〕 In spite of that and what ''Rolling Stone'' termed a "regrettable" reduction of the steel guitar of Demola Adepoju, the critic noted that "there are few bands that can play with this kind of emotion and sensitivity, and that alone makes ''Synchro System'' a worthwhile, though not indispensable, sampling of some of the world's most captivating music".〔 The review at ''Allmusic'' suggests "()here are no big surprises here, but it's a good album nonetheless".
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