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The new line-up also included guitarist Cheryl Pinero, drummer Simone Odaranile, and multi-instrumentalist Angela "Maki" Won-Yin Mak. On 11 October 2017, the Go! Team announced the release of Semicircle, their fifth full-length LP. Semicircle was released on 19 January 2018.
- 2000–present
- Ian Parton, Sam Dook, Ninja, Adam Znaidi, Niadzi Muzira, Jaleesa Gemerts, Deanna Wilhelm
Jan 12, 2018 · She returns on the band’s fifth album, Semicircle, along with current live players Simone Odaranile, Sam Dook and Angela ‘Maki’ Won-Yin Mak. It’s a return to a collaborative way of working for Parton after the previous album – 2015’s The Scene Between – became something of a solo project.
Jan 19, 2018 · Team lineup – Ian began work on their fifth album SEMICIRCLE with the vital input of current live players Simone Odaranile (drums) and Angela ‘Maki’ Won-Yin Mak (vocals), plus original Team members Sam Dook (guitar) and Ninja (irrepressible rapping).
Sep 12, 2019 · When the lyrics do show up, they’re a mix of samples and original vocals provided by the London-born rapper Ninja and now former member Angela "Maki" Won-Yin Mak. By the time you can make out their request to “stand here to rock the microphone,” you’re already in motion, as the flute comes in.
Mar 30, 2018 · And Parton and company — Simone Odaranile, Sam Dook, Ninja (aka Nkechi Ka Egenamba), and Angela “Maki” Won-Yin Mak — are inspirational themselves in the way they pack each album, like 2018’s Semicircle, with influences and instrumentation so disparate and dynamic.
Team lineup – Ian began work on their fifth album SEMICIRCLE with the vital input of current live players Simone Odaranile (drums) and Angela ‘Maki’ Won-Yin Mak (vocals), plus original Team members Sam Dook (guitar) and Ninja (irrepressible rapping).
Jan 19, 2018 · Contributors range from Annelotte De Graaf - aka Amber Arcades - singer Angela “Maki” Won-Yin Mak and Lipsector, who provides a breathy verse in French on ‘Hey!’ that’s likely to take you by surprise. The Detroit Youth Choir bring an almost gospel tinge to some tracks, and on opener ‘Mayday’ they chant out the letters like ecstatic cheerleaders.
