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Ibrahim Alfa Jnr. Overcomes Health Crisis and Prison to Return to Music

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H.D. Angel

1d ago· 3 min readenReview

Summary

Ibrahim Alfa Jnr., a Brighton-based electronic music producer known for his 1990s techno releases alongside Cristian Vogel and Tobias Schmidt, faced severe health challenges including a pulmonary embolism and two heart attacks that confined him to his home. Music became his sole sustenance during recovery. The article highlights his remarkable resilience, including a past prison stint where he mentally sequenced footwork music after reading about it in The Wire magazine without being able to hear any tracks. His health crisis ultimately motivated him to refocus on his musical passion.

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Confined to his home after a pulmonary embolism and two heart attacks, Ibrahim Alfa Jnr. had only music to sustain himself.
His health problems were his most serious obstacle yet, as well as a motivator to reorient himself toward his passion.
During a prison stint he read about footwork in The Wire magazine and, unable to actually hear any tracks, tried to sequence it in his mind.
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