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Olive Barrel is an art, music, and event collective in Berlin.
Founded in 2014.

Kimi Djabaté, born on January 25th , 1975 in Tabato, Guinea Bissau. He is a Bissau – Guinean Afro –Beat/blues musician. Based out of Lisbon, Portugal, he continues to be one of the contemporary links in a chain of West African music that extends back in time hundreds of years.
Djabaté was born into a poor but musically accomplished family in an area recognized as a center for music, dance, and other creative arts. His interest in music started at the age of three when he started playing the balafon, the Africa xylophone, quickly learning other traditional instruments. In his pre-teens he left home to the neighboring village of Sonako to study the Kora. This helped him in the future by subsequently developing his guitar playing ability. His talent as a musician became much more than a childhood hobby for Djabaté as he was required to play at local ceremonies to help contribute to the family income. This became a source of conflict for Djabaté and his family. His parents and uncle forced him to perform against his will which took away from much of the free time other youth his age were enjoying.
Djabaté's parents as well as his uncle, through pressuring him to perform, provided the young phenom with excellent training in traditional Mandingo music. However Djabaté was also interested in popular African genres such as the local dance music style gumbé, Nigerian Afrobeat, Cape Verdean morna, not to mention western jazz and blues, all of which have influenced his music.After touring Europe with the national music and dance ensemble of Guinea-Bissau, Djabaté settled in Lisbon, Portugal . He has lived in Europe since, yet remains devoted to the music he grew up with in Guinea-Bissau. In Europe Djabaté collaborated with various artists, including Mory Kanté and Waldemar Bastos. 
In 2005, Djabaté released his first solo album, Teriké, which he released independently. Djabaté second solo album, Karam, was released on July 28, 2009 under the label, Cumbancha. This one disc, fifteen song album has themes of social and political realities; the suffering of African people; the fight against poverty; freedom; women's rights; and love. 




Three:Four Records was co-founded in 2008 by Gaëtan Seguin and Arnaud Guillet. Three:Four Records has been working since 2017 as a "mental stereo pair" made up of Seguin and Maxime Guitton, spreading their musical activities between Lausanne, Paris, Rome and Marseille. It is distributed by The Business (2).

Originally focusing on avant-folk, ambient and noise projects, the label has championed the debut albums of a number of artists and fostered a handful of collaborative efforts between established musicians, whilst promoting a wide array of musical styles and aesthetics (improvisation, songwriting, modern composition, experimental music, avant-rock, electronic and folk music, soundtracks, etc.). Through its patient mapping of a large family of artists across countries (Switzerland, Portugal, Canada, France, United States, Great Britain, Italy, Belgium, etc.), three:four has been lately expanding its catalogue through a series of coproductions with partners in crime (Standard In-fi, A1000P, Bongo Joe, Feeding Tube, Meakusma, Carton)

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