13 Dub Colossus Ethiojazz and instrumental tunes - 2008 to 2015

1.   Yezema Meseret (ATTLG)
2.   Addis Though the Looking Glass (ATTLG)
3.   Feqer Aydelem Wey (ATTLG)
4.   Gubeliye (ATTLG)
5.   Ambassel in Box (from first DC promo cd)
6.   Mercato (ATCA)
7.   Family Man - I can see for miles mix (DDLHA)
8.   Satta Masagana - Yeka Dub (DMT vol 1+2)
9.   Diaspora Square (sounds of the soul underground comp)
10. Orpheus Underground (ATO)
11. Blue Taxi (unreleased)
12. Soft Power (ATO)
13. Tale of 2 Cities (ATO)

Key to album titles
ATCA    - a town called addis
ATTLG  - addis through the looking glass
DMT      - dub me tender vol 1+2
DDLHA - dub dont live here anymore
ATO      - addis to omega


Dub Colossus Ethiojazz Selection 2008 - 2014

Live version of Dub Colossus tune 2010..written by dubulah/Teremage Woretaw - published by Real World Records

Yeka Sub City Rockers LIVE Mp3

03 Polaris

Tortoise

Mix and produce by Sawah at Sawasound studio, Paris
Sax By Constantin Alaimalais
Indy boca Music 2016

Soul's Mystery - Sax Verse

Rinosaur is the first single off SUN HOP FAT's forthcoming album "Elephant Parade" out April 2018.

Rhinosaur

Medley des 5 premiers titres de l'album Visions of Selam
Sortie 16 mars 2018
Accords Croisés / PIAS

Arat Kilo/Mamani Keïta/Mike Ladd - Medley Visions of Selam (track 1 2 3 4 5)

Taken from the album "Matchowé"
Seminal Manding-Jazz session from the leading saxophonist of Guinea’s golden age. 
Recorded in 1991 and unavailable on vinyl until now, “Matchowé” is one of the most important “Afro Jazz” sessions recorded - the culmination of a lifetime’s work investigating the intersection between the American jazz tradition and the traditional rhythms of Guinea. 

Drawing influences from Charlie Parker and John Coltrane and blending them with the rhythms of the Soussou and Bagas ethnic groups of Guinea, Momo 'Wandel' Soumah (1926-2003) created a timeless sound over a 5-decade career that still resonates today. 
Starting out playing the banjo in regional orchestras before moving to Conakry and teaching himself to play the clarinet in 1951, he came to the fore as part of the successful band Keletigui et ses Tambourins in the 60s - part of President Sekou Touré’s mission to revalorize traditional Guinean music by blending it with (similarly-communist) Cuban rhythms for the state-run Syliphone record label. With the beginning of the second Guinean Republic in 1985, Momo brought his life-long love of jazz to the traditional rhythms he had spent so much time researching. 

Matchowé is not the first time this musical mixture had been attempted by Momo – he played and important part in the seminal 1976 “Musiques sans Paroles” album on Syliphone, Guinea’s state-funded record label – but it is perhaps his defining statement.

Matchowé

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Afro blue - Momo Wandel Soumah

Just Amazing!!!!
Ibex Walia, a group of 5 french musiciens, inspired from the unique sounds of Ethio Jazz, decided to play it especially by passion and interest for these melodies and this particular groove that promises a real musical journey.
(Demo Version)

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The New Stach

Just Amazing!!!!
Ibex Walia, a group of 5 french musiciens, inspired from the unique sounds of Ethio Jazz, decided to play it especially by passion and interest for these melodies and this particular groove that promises a real musical journey.
(Demo Version)

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www.facebook.com/Ibex-Walia-281488412271852/