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Raconter la vie de Cheikha Rimitti, c’est retracer une histoire du raï et de la musique algérienne. Des plaines de Relizane au Boulevard de la Chapelle, la diva des cabarets a forgé l’art du raï et marquée de son art la musique.  Ce podcast propose une plongé biographique et musicale dans l'oeuvre d'une des artistes algériennes les plus importantes de l'histoire contemporaine. 

Ce podcast a été produit avec le soutien du FGO Barbara dans le cadre de l'édition 2021 du festival Magic Barbès consacré "Aux héritières" et dirigé par Mouss Amokrane. 

Ecriture et prod : Hajer 
Montage & mixage : Bachir

Playlist indicative : 

Hocine Slaoui - Lamerikane 
Cheikh Hamada - Ya bouya ki rani
Cheikha Rimitti - Cherrag gataa
Cheikha Rimtti - El Djazair
Cheikha Rimitti - Kheir mra, Char mra
Bouteldja Belkcam - Sid el Hakem
Cheikha Rimitti - Cherrabat ou ghabart
Cheba Fadela et Cheb Sahraoui - N'sel fik
Cheikha Rimitti - Allo téléphone
Cheikha Rimitti - La camel
Cheikha Rimitti - Nouar

Cheikha Rimitti, papesse du raï | Vintage Arab x FGO Barbaro - Magic Barbès 2021

LISTEN: Abranis - Chenagh le Blues

Artist: VA
Title: 1970s Algerian Folk and Pop
Label: Sublime Frequencies
LP - release date: 5/20/2014
CD - release date: 06/10/2014

Sublime Frequencies is thrilled to present a second volume of classic tracks from Algeria's popular music history. Where volume 1 focused on the early to mid-1970s Rai scene in western Algeria, this album features a variety of pop and folk styles from that same period. From the heavier rock and psychedelic sounds of Rachid & Fethi, Les Djinns and Les Abranis, to the haunting folk music of Kri Kri and Djamel Allem and the film soundtrack moods of Ahmed Malek, 1970s Algerian Folk & Pop documents a key period in the modern musical renaissance of a nation in transition. Most of these tracks are from 45 rpm singles, the key format during the early 1970s before the cassette took over as the medium of choice. Western musical influences can be heard throughout this extremely diverse record, yet there is an undeniable Algerian sense of sadness contained here within a more tolerant space in time between two of the country's most significant historical periods; National Independence from France and the darker times of a brutal civil war yet to come. Compiled by Hicham Chadly, this limited edition LP comes in a full-color gatefold jacket with lovely images from the period and extensive liner-notes by Omar Zelig, Algeria's most legendary radio DJ.

Track Listing: 
Disc 1 Side A 01. Rachid & Fethi - Habit En Ich 02. Les Djinns - Nesthel 03. Freedom (Hourya) - Abadane 04. Kri Kri - Wahdi 05. Ahmed Malek - Hawajez (Barriers) 06. Idir - A Vava Inouva
 
Side B 07. Abranis - Chenagh le Blues 08. Rachid & Fethi - Ana Ghrib 09. Les Djinns - Nadia (Instrumental) 10. Smail Chaoui - N'sani N'sani 11. Ahmed Malek - Silence des cendres 12. Djamel Allem - Ourestrou 

- The first-ever compilation outside Algeria to focus on its pop, folk and rock scene of the 1970s. 
- Heavy and psychedelic rock, dark and moody folk-pop and stoic cinematic tracks. 
- Compiled by Hicham Chadly for Sublime Frequencies. 
- Limited edition LP in a full-color heavy gatefold jacket.



PREORDER

Taken from VA: 1970s Algerian Folk and Pop (Sublime Frequencies)

Les Freres Bouchnak مالها مقلوبة

Cheb Mara Laisse Moi

Produced by Nuri
Voice : Sassia
Voice Recording: Ghoula & Aly Mrabet

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Check out our forthcoming Ahmed Malek reissue: 
https://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/musique-original-de-films

We got a huge stash of unreleased Ahmed Malek master tapes and to our surprise we worked on electronic music in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It might be one of the first attempts on electronic compositions from the Arab world. 


Ahmed Malek - Arabic Proto Electronic Music #1 (Unreleased)

Chab Mohamed Sghir - Mouhal Nensak Yael Benia

"Saf" - Amarna (1987)

Abdou El Omari trilogy part 3.
Previously unreleased.
Licensed from Disques Gam Casablanca.
Copies soon available on our website:
radiomartiko.be/releases.htm

RMLP 003 - Nuits de Printemps avec Abdou El Omari - Alghoroub

Entretien avec Reinette L'Oranaise (1986)

Order here and check out other new 7"releases to place a combined order:
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Obscure formation Les Jaguar’s de Casablanca beat the Shadows with a boss version of the surf classic “Gonzales”. The band consists of a French/Spanish guitar section and a Moroccan rhythm section, featuring the eccentric drummer/percussionist Jauk Armal, the “Okay Temiz from Casablanca”. “Gonzales” is originally recorded in 1962 and released by “La Voix Du Maghreb” in Morocco on an ultra collectible EP, which is now impossible to find.

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RM005 - Les Jaguar's de Casablanca - Gonzales (Casablanca Surf)

Belgian record label since May 2015.
www.radiomartiko.bandcamp.com

We try to dig deep into the vaults of our rich musical past, by collecting and digitising old records, cassettes and reels from worldwide regions. Our label is especially focused on reviving and (re-)releasing the best material we select during our digging actions, thanks to all the artists, labels, institutions, collectors and archivists, who are helping us by giving access to their collections. Discover our releases and many hours of authentic grooves and tunes from near and far away countries here, on our Soundcloud. Our shows from home mixing sessions and live DJ sets are mostly very eclectic and intending to be mind-opening. We are happy to share great music which has stayed under the radar, since it was never available on digital streaming platforms. Please understand that we keep the track lists hidden due to licensing work and agreements with the right holders. Enjoy!

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