William Onyeabor pressed every record himself in Enugu, Nigeria — no label, no distributor. He drove them to market in his own car. He taught himself synthesizer programming from imported technical manuals. Then, after converting to Christianity in the 1980s, he refused all interviews, licensing, and acknowledgment of his music for decades. He called it a mistake. The music survived without his cooperation.
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