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"Yaa Amponsah" is a song from Africa's earliest guitar tradition, palmwine music.  Dating to the late 19th or early 20th century this style developed in port cities across the continent's western coast as Africans traveled to trade goods and music. Yaa Amponsah is also what Ghanaian musicians call a "rhythm"—a blueprint of harmonies, rhythms, and melodies that has informed thousands of songs from its first recording in 1928 through to contemporary music.  In this Afropop Closeup, guitarist Nathaniel Braddock takes you inside his journey to dig into the rhythm's roots and influences through conversations with Koo Nimo, Akablay, Kofi Elektrik, and John Collins. 

Afropop Closeup Season Six

Closeup: Echoes of Yaa Amponsah

Madrotter -our man in Bandung, Indonesia- treats us to a new mix with music culled from his vast collection of original Indonesian cassettes and record releases. This time he focuses almost exclusively on the Gambus genre, with tracks from around the sixties and seventies. 

The term Gambus in an Indonesian context covers, by and large, a music genre that takes its name from the homonymous instrument Gambus, as performed by the Indonesian people. The Gambus is a fretless bowl lute chordophone instrument that is widespread in central and southern Sumatra, Indonesia. The instrument is related to the Yemeni Qanbūs, which is in turn comparable to the Oud. The Gambus was passed on from the Muslim world to the Malay world, although it's unclear as to exactly when it happened. 

Ex-Rotterdammer Madrotter is a devoted music collector and archivist who has been living in the outskirts of Bandung, Indonesia for around 25 years. He is the curator of the amazing Madrotter music blog which is chock-full of great music from across Indonesia. 

Madrotter berkumpulang lagu lagu Gambus dan Qasidah dari koleksi piringan hitam dia. 

http://madrotter-treasure-hunt.blogspot.com

[ pictured: A. Kadir ]

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01. Abdullah S., Laila Suhad & Orkes Gambus Al Fata - Pedoman Hidup
02. Indrus Chasni & Orkes Gambus Sautulfan - Dhakal Chabib
03. M. Jazuri Mimbar & Orkes Gambus El Jihad - El Wardah
04. Rokiah Zain & Orkes Nur El Surayya - Kemarau
05. Hajjah Nur Asiah Djamil & Orkes Gambus Nur El Balad - Menuntut Ilmu
06. Rofiqoh Dharto Wahab & Orkes Gambus Al Fata - Ingatlah
07. A. Kadir, Ida Laila & Orkes Gambus Sinar Kemala - Pantun Jenaka
08. Siti Aminah Idhami & Orkes Gambus Noor Djamal - Achdirni
09. Nanag Qosim & Orkes Gambus Assalam - Syarah
10. M. Mashabi & Orkes Kelana Ria - Ratapan Anak Tiri
11. Indrus Chasni & Orkes Gambus Sautulfan - Latu Nadhirni
12. Suleha & Orkes Gambus Assalam - Ja Habibullah
13. Djunaenah & Orkes Gambus Assjabab - Ja Their
14. Mena H. & Orkes Gambus Al Fata - Latifah

Madrotter - Gambus

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Run P. - 29 Août 2022

RADIO.D59B / NAKAMA #30 w/ Shuya Okino / Yukihiro Takahashi

Seconde heure du DJ set réalisé par Gabrielle et enregistré le 11/01/23 au Bar Gallia dans le cadre de Fine Fleur, la résidence mensuelle de PTT.

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Fine Fleur - Gabrielle(Woodnight)(Break Fuse Set)

NEW TO BALAMII - Moishe presents the debut of their show Progress Never Stops, soundtracking the late evening into the early morning with a collection of leftfield psychedelia, rare groove, and gospel.

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Progress Never Stops w/ Moishe - February 2023

Digger de longue date et music aficionado, @jeantoussaint est un dj apprécié autant pour sa sympathie que par les meilleurs disques afro colombiens, africains, caribéens… qu'il déniche au gré de ses voyages. 

Insatiable, sa curiosité l’emmène constamment vers de nouveaux horizons et c’est avec un sac rempli de dernières trouvailles qu’il nous a fait l’honneur de sa visite. Voici son set, oscillant entre jazz et musique tropicale.

IN STORE MIX 13 - Jean Toussaint

Exclusive mix by @kwasiba3000
Interview à lire sur : http://durevie.paris/a-ecouter-1h-de-house-intemporelle-avec-lelectrique-ruby-savage/

Tracklist :
Eli Escobar - Everybody
Yuri Suzuki - Twilight
Shaka - Southbound Path
Carinhoso Project - Hypnose
Colour Of Music - Body
Last Nubian - Mommy What’s A Boujee (Byron’s Deep Mix Dub)
Houz’ Neegroz- How Do You Love A Black Woman? 
Loosefingers - Acid Bounce
Blaze - Moonwalk 
Mood II Swing, John Ciafone - I See You Dancing 
Eli Escobar - Take It From Me 
Trinidadiandeep aka Native Bush - She Moves 
Volcov - Susaye edit

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Alter Ego 3 (niveau B1) - CD 1

Mix and words by @Kaaha (Instagram.com/kaahafarah) //Music that Hooyo and her friends danced to at the rooftop clubs above Mogadishu's tamarind lined streets before the civil war. Music that she played for us in our Stockholm home on an open front cassette player where I watched the black tape roll onto its new wheel. And music that I've collected since my obsession with music from my native Somalia deepened 4 years ago.

Radio Jakarta 012: Kaaha - Hooyo's archive (Mother's archive)- Music from Somalia

For all those stuck at home or stressed out during these uncertain times, here’s an hour of uplifting music from Mali, Cuba and South Africa. Vusi Mahlasela, Alex Cuba, Afel Bocoum and Oumou Sangare have all known the travails of personal pain and political turmoil. And yet all find the strength and vision to create music that soothes and reassures even as it moves dancing feet. On this program, we hear fresh music and words from all four.

Produced by Banning Eyre and Sean Barlow.

Alter Ego 3 (niveau B1) - CD 1

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