by Steven Seedo PARAMARIBO — Kaseko band Avion Boyz, with deep roots in Suriname, is returning to its roots. After years of experimenting and innovating, the group is once again focusing on the authentic kaseko style that made it great. Band leader Cedric Anijs announced this change of course in an interview with de Ware Tijd. “We want to go back to where it all started, with a fresh perspective and renewed energy.” Known as “the party band of t…
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by Steven Seedo PARAMARIBO — Kaseko band Avion Boyz, with deep roots in Suriname, is returning to its roots. After years of experimenting and innovating, the group is once again focusing on the authentic kaseko style that made it great. Band leader Cedric Anijs announced this change of course in an interview with de Ware Tijd. “We want to go back to where it all started, with a fresh perspective and renewed energy.” Known as “the party band of t…