The penultimate night of this East London festival is headlined by Abdul Tee-Jay, a West African musician who found success in the late '80s as the leader of Rokoto, playing a distinctly Sierra Leonian take on soukous music. After a long musical exile, he's back, with his roots planted firmly in the beautiful palm wine music of his home country. Support comes from Kasai Masai and their take on the music of remote equitorial villages and the pan-international sounds of The Turbans.