Mali Retro Music

Recorded for Leeya Mor, Radio Hakatze:
https://www.kzradio.net/djs/leeyamor

New ancient strings from Mali

For years I have been fascinated with the music from Mali, its seems there is some kind of shouting/magical power when you listen. A country layered with natural beauty, rich culture and sound.

Welcome to Mali.

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The Barefoot Adventures - 04 - Mali

1 - Siseni - Le Super Biton national de Ségou - @  Mali Kunkan / ko 77.04.13 - Mali 1977 - " Patience , petit pourssin, et prudence; un jour ton tour viendra."
2 - Batila - Le Super Djata Band du Mali - @ Musique Mondiale. 
3 - Madam fo waa, menam okwantuni, katapilia kwankwan, monhwe nanimma, nkaboa - Kumapim Royals Band - (Singer: Akwasi Ampofo Adjei A.A.A) - @ Brobisco / kbls 160 - Ghana 1980.
4 - Sisse na djolo - Le Super Djata Band du Mali - @ Musique Mondiale. 

Quick home made selection with no mixing pretentions ... 

Mali & Ghana little selecta

Given the recent violent upheaval and ongoing strife in Mali, those of us deeply entranced by Malian culture, and, in particular, the immense hypnotic beauty of Malian music, have put together a selection of songs encompassing the diverse rhythmic grandeur from across the country.  This is a concerted global effort to showcase the most vital cornerstone of Malian culture in an attempt to preserve its reputation in the face of its current, grim reality. We hope our highlights of Mali's rich history of musical innovation will serve as a starting point for reclaiming an image tainted by unnecessary conflict. May peace and music return to Mali soon. 

Selectors: 

Philippe Noël (Canicuale Tropicale, Montreal) | www.caniculetropicale.com 

Adam Isbell (Racubah, London)  | https://soundcloud.com/the-man-from-timbuktu

Gregoire de Villanova (Oriki, Paris) | http://gregdevillanova.com/orikimusic | www.diasporarecords.com  

Rickard Masip (Tropical Treats, Stockholm) 

Hidehito Morimoto (Soul Bonanza, Tokyo) | www.soulbonanza.com

Vik Sohonie (Ostinato, East Indies) | www.ostinatorecords.com

Artwork by: 
Hidehito Morimoto & Vik Sohonie

Sound Equalizing by: 
Hidehito Morimoto

Original Photo: 
Joe Penney, Reuters

Le Monde à Change: A Tribute to Mali 1970 - 1991

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Online broadcasting aims to archive Africa through sonic musicology, exploring African societies by their music, listen to different types of music genres and many languages, this project is based on African music that tradition mainly played at gatherings at special occasions the traditional music of Africa, given the vastness of the continent. This project is focused on playing alternative music, electronic music, sound art tracks, and soundscapes from different societies to explore more about each music scene in each city in Africa.

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Photo by: Malick Sidibé
Les Garçons à la Chaussée, 1975
Gallery 51, Anvers

New ancient strings from Mali

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