hâte d'avoir l'album, Mr Pailhes, toujours un bonheur immense de vous écouter !:)

Ah siii, tout va bien avec cette douce mélodie dans les oreilles ! Bravo.

Most fans of the blues believe it was born in the Mississippi delta shortly before 1900. They are definitevely wrong.The blues had its roots in other forms of older black music that are traced to the music of West Africa. In that sense, Mali music constituting the DNA of the blues and the griots can be identified as the direct ancestors of the rural bluesmen.Baba Sissoko is from Mali and he is the last undisputed griot alive.His voice evokes the lost vibe of the deepest and wildest side of west Africa. A magic land that he largely crossed since his childhood in singing and playing with his legendary grandfather Djeli Baba Sissoko. 

With the help of the soulful voices of Djeli Mah  Damba Koroba  and Djana Sissoko, respectively his 78 y.o. mother and his young daughter he recorded  “Three Gees”.

They are the voices of the past, the present and the future living in the twilight zone where the malian roots blooms into a new sound of hope and happiness.

Involved are also Fernando "Bugaloo" Velez on percussions and the grammy winner Corey Harris on slide guitar.

Somebody called it as Bambara Mystic Soul, we dig it and really hope you enjoy listening this album as much as we have enjoyed making it.




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Mop Mop - Spaceship(feat. Anthon Joseph)

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Léontina Fall, chant & kamele n'goni
Valentin Ceccaldi, violoncelle
Giani Caseroto, guitare

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Beautiful piano melodies, ballads drawing their inspiration from jazz, classical music and cinematic imagery, hummed choruses, a mood at the crossroad of nostalgia and reverie, instruments with uncanny timbre and charm, chiseled percussions, added to a subtle electronic production, this is the recipe for Tout Va Bien, the second solo album by French composer Ezechiel Pailhes.

Even if he defines himself as a “jolly fellow” (which is confirmed by the music and reputation of his electro-pop duo Nôze), when chatting to him, he comes across as quite gentle and stellar, just like this collection of eleven tracks that he composed “in autarky”, entirely alone, in his Montreuil home studio.

Following the footpath of Divine, his first solo release from 2013, this album is however more intimate, marking Pailhes' taste for finely crafted moods and drifts.

Tout Va Bien

Ezechiel Pailhes - Tout Va Bien

Howling Around My Happy Home - Daniel Norgren

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Why Can't We Live Together (feat. Petra Philipson)

Nickodemus & Osiris - Why Can't We Live Together

01. 'My Bones' by Tom Williams & The Boat [taken from the new album 'Teenage Blood', out now via The Young And Lost Club]
02. 'Song For You' by Marbert Rocel [taken from the new album 'Small Hours', out now via Compost]


Ezechiel Pailhes - Tout Va Bien

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