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Candela (feat. Yarah Bravo)

Winston McAnuff & Fixi - Wha Dem Say

Drugs

Best known for her 2008 UK Top 20 hit Heartbeat (also sampled on Rita Ora’s R.I.P) and winner of Best African Act at the MOBO Awards in 2009, Nigerian born singer Nneka releases her latest album, My Fairy Tales 
which focuses on the artist’s roots and Afrobeat side.
Known for speaking her mind in her music, My Fairy Tales tackles subjects as varied as the politics of her Nigerian birthplace through to her own personal voyage of discovery. 
Mixed by James ‘Bonzai’ Caruso (known for his mix of Method Man ft.  Mary J Blige’s ‘You’re All I Need’ and his work with Damian & Stephen Marley), the album’s opening cut, Believe System speaks of the need to connect with your roots. 
On this track Nneka’s highly expressive vocals firmly place her amongst global songstresses like Neneh Cherry, Erykah Badu, Lauryn Hill and the like. 
Second track Babylon tells of regional plight in West Africa over a Fela-type Afrobeat/highlife groove. Next is the first single from the album My Love with its lilting reggae beat and personable lyrics about positive love. 
Other key tracks on the album include Local Champion, about her hometown of Warri, Nigeria, the optimistic and spiritual Surprise plus the ska influenced Pray For You, in which Nneka speaks of the healing powers of forgiveness.
Bringing the album to a close is Book of Job, with its charismatic chorus vocal and finally In Me - two excellent reggae cuts which clearly exemplify this global artist’s talent pedigree.
My Fairy Tales sees Nneka with a new confidence and maturity in both her song writing and performance. All this from a career that has seen her collaborate with the likes of Massive Attack, Lenny Kravitz, Tricky, Ziggy Marley, and more. 
Nneka toured the States in 2010 alongside Nas and Damian Marley (as Distant Relatives) after an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman earlier that year and has also had singles “Shining Star” and “Heartbeat” remixed by 
Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard and Chase & Status respectively.
Nneka will be promoting My Fairy Tales throughout the year with a European tour in spring that sees one UK date at the Village Underground, East London on April 7th - a date for the dairy if ever there was one. 


07 Nneka Pray For You

Premier extrait du projet Möng & U.Stone, 
enregistré live et en public lors du concert de fin de résidence au Rocksane (Bergerac, 24)

Djinn - Möng&U.Stone Live@Rocksane

Niko

Rue 64
Alexandre Scalisi: Balafon / Beat-Box / Loop-Station / Voix
David Martel: Clavier
Doun Miloon: Spacedrum Chromatique

Mix & Mastering: Jonas Turbaux
Prise de son: Pascal Santoro

Enregistré fin 2015 au "Shaman Temple Recording Studio"

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01 Rue 64

Requiem for a Tango (ft. The Phantom of the Opera)

This is a re-interpretation of a traditional quechua song from Peru originally sung a capella, and sent to space via the Voyager probes (see "Voyager Golden Records").
In this version electronic effects and traditional instruments were added, hopefully without betraying the amazingly beautiful original vibe.

Background photo by C. Josse

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dunkelbunt dub - [dunkelbunt] ft. Amsterdam Klezmer Band

Nneka visited the 88.1 KDHX studio in St. Louis on February 12, 2010 for a live performance. Discover more great music at http://kdhx.org.

Requiem for a Tango (ft. The Phantom of the Opera)

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