RECORDS
Independent label: Afrodisc was one of three labels brought into being by producer Akie Deen, from Sierra Leone; the others were Rokel and Sabanoh Sounds. All three were intended to promote West African music around London. Initially Afrodisc labels were in an all-over zebra-stripes design. According to Music Master the injection-moulded items which came later were manufactured by Phonogram and distributed by Jama. By the time AD-1006 was issued paper labels had returned, though the original design had changed somewhat. Afrodisc issued records sporadically from 1974-77. Distributed By Jama. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 74 | Afro Akino | Maria | AFRODISC | AD | 1001 |
| 74 | Afro Akino | Enkaa Akyiri | AFRODISC | AD | 1002 |
| 75 | Wagadugu | Afrocaribbean / Watin Den Do | AFRODISC | AD | 1003 |
| 75 | Big Fayia & Afronational | Rosaline | AFRODISC | AD | 1004 |
| 76 | Sabanoh 75 | Susana | AFRODISC | AD | 1005 |
| 77 | Big Fayia & Afronational | Alay Wu Waa | AFRODISC | AD | 1006 |
| 77 | Pascall Alex | Ivy Wan Doe Doe | AFRODISC | AD | 1007 |
| 77 | Ade Foster | Jones: Carolina | AFRODISC | AD | 1008 |
