mixe funk rock groove

Tartit – Abacabok

Groupe N'Migraw - Irghan Manine

Intayaden Ag Ablil -Matadjam Anmiksan -

Sadeq- Ibastila taflest

Tinariwen-Imidiwen ahi sedjdam*Remixed by Salut Krause

Baligh Hamdi - Gada, a track taken from the score of our documentary "Take Me Back to Cairo", a film by Victor Kiswell & Max Jouan for Spicee, june 2015.

Gada

Hadani et Kanna

Dos E Funk

Une guitare, un peau de mouton au sol et le soleil à travers la baie vitrée de chez Bastien Gsell, à Eygliers dans le 05.

La guitare et La voix du blues berbère d'Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, fondateur du groupe Tinariwen.
Après courte discussion autour du thème du :passage:, Ibrahim joue ceci, un morceau qu'il a composé.
Je chante avec ma voix diphonique, juste pour faire vibrer ensemble des sons inconnus; et le texte arrive, en français traduit par Tonton (Anara El Moktar) ces mots me rappellent le poème de Marina Tvétéiéva. 

c'est court, improvisé, brut, c'est juste et suspendu dans la douceur de cet après midi d'automne.

http://tinariwen.com
https://www.facebook.com/Ibrahim-AG-ALHABIB-101988429838877/




:ma bouche ne dit rien:  // feat Ibrahim (Tinariwen)

Pre-order: habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/al-zman-saib

We're very happy to announce our second Habibi Funk re-release by Fadoul, Morocco's answer to James Brown.

8 tracks of raw Arabic funk music, none of these have ever been reissued before. Up until recently Fadoul (or Fadaul, or Faddoul, the transcribtion of his name to latin letters differs) had not been rediscovered, as a matter of fact most of those songs still left no trace whatsoever in the world wide web. It took us 2 years and countless trips to Morocco to find the artists family to license the release from them.

"Is that Arabic? Very FUXXXING COOL!!“
DJ Nu-Mark (Jurassic 5)

From the press release:
“There was one record in particular that caught my attention. It was by a band called „Fadaul et les Privileges“ and mentioned James Brown in the writing credits of the song „Sid Redad“ on the a-side. Needless to say my expectations were high. The first time I heard the record I was blown away. A cover of James Brown’s „Papa got a brand new bag“ sung in arabic and backed by a rawly recorded three piece band. It’s hard to describe the music without having listened to it, but as time went by I somehow ended up summarizing it as Arabic funk played with a punk attitude. A description, that I feel, comes fairly close. Soon I became obsessed by the record but nobody seemed to know anything about the vinyl or the artists, even google didn’t help. A true gem forgotten about through the passages of time. I kept on traveling to Morocco trying to find infos about the artists, which did not end up being fruitful during the first couple of trips. What kept me going was the fact that over the course of the next years I kept on finding different records by Fadoul, in the end a total of four. They all had the raw sound aesthetic of „Sid Redad“. Energetic performances, a mighty voice and a very lively atmosphere that was preserved in the recordings.”

Fadoul - Laylat Al Jadba (Pre-order link in the description)

Zia Atabi - Helelyos

Tédène

Tamekrist ayatma ma djam1

Elias Rahbani - Dance of Maria (1974)

Mehrpouya - Soul Raga

Song by Rissa Ag Wanaghli (Atri N'Assouf) and an amazing improvised band during a soirée guitare outside Niamey-Niger. Organized by Rissa Ag Wanaghli 6/04/2013 : Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni (Tinariwen), Afel Bocoum and his band, Atri N'Assouf, Anana Harouna and his band (Kel Assouf) , Nabil Baly Othmani and his band... and all 20 friends participating to "Le Chant des Dunes" event. Recorded by Arnaud Contreras www.arnaudcontreras.com/

Rissa Ag Wanaghli 3 Soiree guitare Niger 8

Tédène

Ezza Blues Touareg

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