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Nlal
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Mintaba
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Yesu
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Song Boum
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Blick Bassy Paris, France
Composer Blick Bassy is back with Mádibá, an album again sung in the Baasa language of Cameroon. Madíbá brings together ten songs in the form of fables, dedicated to the theme of water, in which his high and angelic voice dominates, carried by delicate guitar, synthesizer melodies, and sober brass arrangements. Africanity at the crossroads of soul, folk, and electro. ... more
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Obiaa!
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What a great collection of tunes. Really hard to pick a favourite really. All are strong contenders for the playlists of The Illicit Grooves Radio Show. I love the joy in this album, the real feeling that dancing is a must and the whole sound.
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Very happy a colleague recommended Mdou Moctar to me after I discovered & fell in love with Tinariwen and this new (to me) desert blues sound! Mdou Moctar inject more of a psychedelic sensibility into their music rather than Tinariwen's drone, making it flavorfully distinctive, while still carrying that shining, twanging, sun-drenched sound we all love about Saharan desert rock. Love the grooving rhythms and the alternately snappy clean or drowned-in-effects guitar melodies. Excellent work!
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