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Oí Lando. Folclor tradicional. Ritmo: Canto de Boga-Afrobunde.

Oí Lando (Canto de Boga - Afrobunde)

Une musique mixé par DJ Rslane, des sons qui vous transportent vers un calme et une sérénité nous rappelant la musique Budda Bar...  Groupe Imzad.
Copyright Association Sauver l'Imzad - 2014

Ehafawet avec le Groupe Imzad- Mix DJ Rslane

Imzad Guitare- Imetawan

"Tine Alkhalane" (la changeante)
Par Dana Bay du Groupe Imzad
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Tine Alkhalane Dana Bay IMZAD

"Tamiditine" (Mon amour) Dana Bay IMZAD

Imzad Guitare - Gueghe Ichillan- Tarha 2014

Enregistré par Hamza AKHABOUL@ soirée à tafsit, Tamanghasset 16/02/2015

Imarhan N'Tinezraf(vocal:Sadam)-nak asanagh selkam daglough

Taken from Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba's new album 'Ba Power'
Order now: https://glitterbeat.bandcamp.com/album/ba-power

Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba’s fourth album Ba Power (and his first for Glitterbeat Records) is a striking, career defining record marked by mesmerizing songs, razor-sharp riffs and full-throttle emotions. Following two years of worldwide touring for the much heralded Jama Ko album, Bassekou’s band, Ngoni Ba, has turned up the volume and dynamics significantly and Bassekou’s masterful ngoni playing has achieved a new level of intensity that can only be called: afro-rock. Distortion and wah wah and propulsive rhythms are now the defining backbone of his songs and the heat lightning vocals of his wife Amy Sacko, more than ever serve as the passionate and perfect foil. This is not the same Ngoni Ba. This is indeed: Ba Power.

When asked what Ba Power means to him, Bassekou told us:
"Ba", in Bambara means "strong" or "great" and it also means "group.” I called the album Ba Power because I think the messages on it are very important and strong, and it is also definitely the album with the toughest sound I've ever made. I want these songs to grab as many people as possible.”

Without question Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba has revolutionized the sound and narrative possibilities of the ngoni, the lute-like instrument that is essential to Mali’s Griot culture. Griots are esteemed musician/storytellers whose lineage stretches back centuries. Bassekou was born into this resonant tradition but his relationship to it has been anything but static. From the beginning of his career, through his invention of a previously unheard repertoire built around the melodies and rhythms of four interlocking (and at times electric) ngonis, Bassekou has demonstrated his respect for the past by radically pulling it into the future.

Ba Power contains all the swagger, precision and wide-eyed excitement that the title implies. It is the album where Bassekou’s music engages with the world in ways he could have only imagined 10 years before. It is the album where he confirms his status amongst the 21st centuries most relevant musical artists.

I think African music and culture deserve to be spread to the broadest audience possible.
That is what I want to accomplish with Ba Power.
--Bassekou Kouyaté


Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba - Waati

1. 'Less Of Me, More Of You' - Cosmin TRG [ Taken from the album "Simulate". Out now on 50 Weapons]
2. 'Uzunyayla (Hallucinatory Narcosis)' - Agnés presents Cavalier [Taken from the album "A Million Horses", Out now on Drumpoet Community]
3. 'Inflammable Heart' - Man Without Country [Taken from the "King Complex EP". Out now on Lost Balloon ]
4. 'Good Times' - Ganglians [Taken from the album 'Still Living'. Out now on Souterrain Transmissions]
5. ' Hour Of Need' - David J. Roch [Taken from the album "Skin & Bones". Out now on Dram 
Records]
6.' Asurf D Alway' - Tinariwen [Taken froom the album "Tassili". Out now on V2 Records]

6. 'Asuf D Alwa' - Tinariwen

A Friend suggested I take a listen to Jah Lude's 1st AlBum titled Yachine Neger (That Thing!!), not so driven on some of the "Modern" Ethiopian Production.. I was very critical of The album before I actually listened. on a 4 hour trip from New York to Washington DC, it became the soundtrack of the I-95 South.. 

Not only I enjoyed the Sound and Production but it had an Amharic and Oromifa version of Maxi Priest feel to the entire album..

Fayamo By Jah Lude

Afel Bocoum - Ciro Kaina (Boddhi Satva Ancestral Soul Edit)

Bouriema Touré is the real name of Vieux Farka Touré. Demo song 2005 INA Bamako

Bouriema Toure (Vieux Farka Touré) - Dounagan

Ma Ya

Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal - Chamber Music

محمد وردي قطر الندى  تسجيل حفل

Walet Tamasheq à but non lucratif pour promouvoir la musique et la poésie Tamasheq tout en donnant mérite aux auteurs.

« La musique joue un rôle important dans la culture des Kel Tamasheq. Afin d’essayer de comprendre ce peuple, il est nécessaire d’écouter et de comprendre sa musique » Walet Tamasheq


Walet Tamasheq is nonprofit with the main objectif to promote the Tamasheq music and poetry while giving credit to the authors.

"Music plays an important role in the culture of Kel Tamasheq. In order to try to understand this society, it is necessary to listen and understand its music” Walet  Tamasheq —

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