The term 'World Beat' music is often used to describe what, outside of the Western World, is just music. There are literally hundreds of tempos, genres etc. to the point where trying to lump them into one category seems almost pretentious, and incorrect cataloging at the very least! Since creating this, I have built a Middle Eastern playlist from tracks on here, and will try and get around to breaking this one down even further into a few more distinct styles. The music on here ranges in tempo from slow African folk to high energy dance beats, and covers many different types of "World Beat' music, most of it African, Middle Eastern, Indian or Asian influenced.

World Beat Music - Playlists

Patrick Duvignacq : Composition, mix, editing 
Julian Babou : Bass
Samir Laroche : Piano , synth 
Bastien Andrieu : Piano, synth
Félix Robin : Vibraphone
Raphael Mateu : Trumpet, horns 
Abdeljalil Aït Jimhi : Ribab, Lotar, Banjo 
Nicolas Pujos : Saxophone 
Ferdinand Doumerc: Saxophone
Etienne Juan Gesta : Saxophone

Favorites tracks  / Playlist Patrick Duvignacq (2012 - 2023)

New private playlist

Zamane

working on it

soultoucha

Get the LIMITED EDITION vinyl here: http://glitterbeat.com/glitterbeat_store/

Aminata Wassidjé Traoré is a rising voice in Mali. Tamala is her debut album, recorded in Bamako and released in 2009. Born in Diré, near the fabled city of Timbuktu, Aminata was raised within northern Mali’s rich cultural brew. From an ethnic Songhai family, Aminata started singing as a young child. Her music, like the environment that surrounded her growing up, incorporates various cultures and traditions. On Tamala, an album she self-produced with the help of the artist Mamadou Kelly and arranger Baba Simaga, she sings in Songhai and Tamasheq.

While northern Mali still suffers the repercussions of religious and ethnic warfare, Tamala sends a message of reconciliation and inclusion. Aminata believes people can work together for a solution, and sees the vast potential of Mali’s diverse north. Moving to the Southern capital of Bamako not only enabled her to develop as a musician, backing up well known artists like Baba Salah, Khaira Arby and Afel Bocoum, it also enhanced her vision of a diverse and connected Mali.

Tamala is considered a neo-traditional album in the context of the Malian music scene: it is rooted in northern folk musical traditions, but arranged in a contemporary way and mixes drum programming and synthesizers with the banjo-like n'goni and the sokou, a one-string violin. Hints of Hip Hop and electronic dance music sit side by side with the pentatonic sounds of the interior Niger delta.

Afropop Worldwide wrote this about Tamala:
“And then there’s the music—in a word, sublime…solos burst forth with forthright clarity and consistent eloquence. Western sounds and production techniques have been appropriated here, but the melodic phrasing, rhythms and modalities in the music are 100% local.”

In 2013, Aminata began a collaboration with Glitterbeat Records when she appeared on the album Troubles by the Austrailian/American group Dirtmusic. The Guardian (UK) noted in their enthusiastic review of the album that »La Paix, an impassioned cry against the terrorist invasion of Mali, is voiced thrillingly by Aminata Traore.”

Glitterbeat Records is releasing Tamala in a limited vinyl version of 1,000. It will be pressed on 180g vinyl with a gatefold sleeve. The album is coming out in cooperation with Studio Mali, a Bamako based label.

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Aminata Wassidjé Traoré - Un Jour

Bastien Andrieu: Synth, piano
Julian Babou: Bass
Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / Mix

Songhua river

André Prats : Harmonica
Patrick Duvignacq: Editing / Mix

Nashville statement

Taken from the album "Forward Escape" Out May 5th 2014
Listen to a full teaser of the album here: http://bit.ly/1puQQL1

Gulch

Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / Mix
Poem : Jim Morisson (Far Arden)

Things Reoccurence (draft) / Poem of Jim Morisson

Samir Laroche: Synth, piano
Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / Mix

So Tasty

So tasty

Ben Büdü meets Hafız Burhan | İnleyen Ahımı [Dub & Riddim Edit]

Takagi Masakatsu - Crystallized

Takagi Masakatsu - j.f.p.

Full Album >>Kaka Ji<< By Mankirt Aulakh
Original Audio Tracks
1 Aggi Teri Maa
2 Boliyan
3 Darshan Karke
4 Delhi
5 Fansi vs Bhai Rajoana
6 Jatt Saar De
7 Kaka Ji
8 Versace(Bass Music)
9 Versace(Ft. Lil Daku)
10 Versace(Trap Mix)

Boliyan - Mankirt Aulakh

Shabads: Sant Jana Mil
Artist: Bhai Manpreet Singh Kanpur
Event: Brisbane Smagam July 2015, Rainsbhai

Video: https://youtu.be/O-zfizR4HcU

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Sant Jana Mil - Bhai Manpreet Singh Kanpur

Nicolas Pujos : Saxophone
Robi George : Flute
Mohamed Masmoudi : Oud
Abdellah Bencheqroun : Vocal
Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / Mix

Bosphore delight (draft)

Born out of an impromptu studio session in New York, Touristes brings together Malian singer and guitarist Vieux Farka Touré with American vocalist Julia Easterlin. 'A B'ashiye' is one of the album's most powerful illustrations of Touré's reputation as the 'Hendrix of the Sahara' and Easterlin makes no qualms in letting it take centre stage. 

Read more: http://www.stampthewax.com/2015/10/29/premiere-vieux-farka-toure-julia-easterlin-a-bashiye-its-alright/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/a-bashiye
Buy: http://www.touristesmusic.com/sounds/

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Vieux Farka Touré & Julia Easterlin - A'Bashiye (It's Alright) (STW Premiere)

That's that shit that...drives me cray..

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Drive Me Crazy feat. Soleman

Dam Mast Qalander (Remix)

Vincent Guyot  : guitar, synth
Alexandre Roux : guitar
Julian Babou : Bass
Raphael Mateu : Trumpet
Robi George : Flute
Thibaud : Vocal
Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / mix

Ride in the Sunshine

Exclusive Advance for Byron Spirit Festival

Uno Resuena (Montoya Remix) - BYRON SPIRIT FESTIVAL EXCLUSIVE

Minnet Eylemem/Nesimi
Har içinde biten gonca güle minnet eylemem 
Arabi farisi bilmem, dile minnet eylemem 
Sırat-i müstakim üzre gözetirim rahimi 
Zalimin talim ettiği yola minnet eylemem 

Bir acaip derde düştüm herkes gider karına 
Bugün buldum bugün yerim, hak kerimdir yarına 
Zerrece tamahım yoktur şu dünyanın varına 
Rizkimi veren huda dir kula minnet eylemem 

Oy nesimi, can nesimi ol gani mihman iken 
Yarın şefaatlarım ahmed-i muhtar iken 
Cümlenin rızkını veren ol gani settar iken 
Yeryüzünün halifesi hünkara minnet eylemem


Ahmet Aslan/Minnet Eylemem (Edit by Potlatch)

Rajasthani

İsmet Özel - Mazot (kofiakofo edit)

Daisho remixes a collaborative track between Nairobian Benga scene figurehead, Makadem, and South African producer Behr.

Read more: http://bit.ly/otcdaisho
Listen on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrq5kfkguR8

Makadem & Behr - Nyako (Daisho Remix)(STW Premiere)

Mr. Y : Guitar
Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / Mix
Recording Studio : Tilast (Agadir)

Berber Blues (draft)

Vocals : Maryline Fauquier 
Pierre Bats : Flute 
Said Daou : Viola Da Gamba 
Luc Blanchot : Cello
Patrick Duvignacq : Composition / Piano / Editing

For Anna

Takagi Masakatsu / Hasirimiz

Maxime Delporte : Double bass
Patrick Duvignacq : Editing / Mix

Distant thought (draft)

Nitnem - Chaupai Sahib (2006)

Patrick Duvignacq : Composition, mix, editing 
Julian Babou : Bass
Samir Laroche : piano , synth 
Charlie Chance: vocals
Mr. Y : Guitar
Bastien Andrieu: piano, synth 
Lukas Staratzky : Guitar
Louis Navarro : Double Bass
Felix Robin : Vibraphone, Balafon
Abdeljalil Aït Jimhi : Ribab, Lotar, Banjo 
Raphael Mateu : Trumpet, horns 
Etienne Juan Gesta : Saxophone
Nicolas Pujos : Saxophone 

We are now searching for a label. 

Hope you like our work

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