Metafísica I (Soul, Funk, Afrobeat, etc.)
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**Idrissa Soumaoro - Djitoumou [ 2010 ]

Idrissa Soumaoro may not be a well-known name outside of Mali but he was the writer behind one of Africa’s biggest hit songs of the 80s – ‘Ancien Combattant’, recorded by Congolese star Zao. Over the course of forty years, Soumaoro has been an integral part of Mali’s post-independence musical adventures, from playing with Les Ambassadeurs (alongside Manfila Kanté and Salif Keita) to teaching at Bamako’s Institute for the Young Blind (students included a certain Amadou Bagayoko – of Amadou & Mariam fame). Soumaoro is hugely respected in Mali for his education work – the valuable transmission of popular Malian traditions. It’s work which took precedence over his own career as an artist, and Djitoumou is only his second album. The title is a tribute to the region where he was born, around 100 km south of the capital. That’s where Soumaoro’s fascination with hunters’ music began as a child and the mystical sound of the doso n’goni (hunter’s harp) has remained a touch-stone for his own music. ‘Aou Bè Di’, the spell-binding opener to this album, and the sun-drenched ‘N’tériou’, about the lost days of youth, reaffirm his strong attachment to tradition. As a teenager Idrissa Soumaoro learnt to play the harmonica and the guitar and, forty years later, his evocative dusty blues has a lovely density. The Niafunké sound of northern Mali features on ‘Bèrèbèrè’, a track recorded with Ali Farka Touré in 2005, a year before he died. Their guitars weave together over the sound of Kipsi Bocoum on n’jarka, the traditional violin. Produced by the legendary Ibrahima Sylla, the album is an inventive mix, with melodies inspired by 1960s soul, Congolese rumba (Papa Noel also features on guitar) and Arabic folk. The sublime ‘M’mansaou’ begins as a languorous slow dance before a sweep of Egyptian strings brings us, a little brutally, into 2010.http://rapidshare.com/files/430619138/Idrissa_Soumaoro_-_Djitoumou_K.rar ```** -
Los fanses del afrobeat tienen dos citas este mes en el Marula:
Viernes 19, concierto de Moya Kalongo:
http://www.myspace.com/moyakalongo
Y el viernes 26, sesión del Sr. Voodoo Funk, posiblemente el rastreador y descubridor más bestia de todo este rollo. En su blog hay algunos mixes brutales y llenos de rarezas.
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@Mayfield:2ucysltl:
Y el viernes 26, sesión del Sr. Voodoo Funk, posiblemente el rastreador y descubridor más bestia de todo este rollo. En su blog hay algunos mixes brutales y llenos de rarezas.
enga hombre no me jodas.
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Sí, pulpo, nos pilla un poco mal la fecha, pero yo no descarto acabar allí después del PC. Puede ser la bomba.
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@Mayfield:3u4s5cy8:
Sí, pulpo, nos pilla un poco mal la fecha, pero yo no descarto acabar allí después del PC. Puede ser la bomba.
Fuck Wavves and DjCoco!!!!
Sería muy duro perderse a toda una leyenda como Gossner.
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os haré la vaca cuando os encuentre por ahí, ya veréis
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Me juego aquí y ahora lo que sea a que pulpo acaba en Wavves y DjCoco. En serio, lo que sea
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@Pekh:22lu38oy:
Me juego aquí y ahora lo que sea a que pulpo acaba en Wavves y DjCoco. En serio, lo que sea
1000 pavos??
Pd:Pulpo, después lo repartimos…
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¿El DjCoco éste mola?
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Jajaja, lo siento coco, no me di cuenta de que te estaba haciendo la competencia.
De todos modos, ya viste el otro día que mi poder de convocatoria deja bastante que desear.
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jaja, no hombre son dos cosas muy diferentes no
bueno, tendremos ocasión de resarcirnos de lo del otro día -
@Mayfield:3bhcfrt6:
¿El DjCoco éste mola?
Tiene sus momentos. Es más, si yo estuviera en NY y coincidiera con el Gossner iría a verle. Pero bueno, que Pekh tiene razón, acabaré dándolo todo en el Apolo después de intentar convencer sin éxito a la tropa.
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qué decías de 1000 pavos, gallego?
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Ni que decir tiene que por 1000 frodos o parte proporcional me voy a bailar al Imperator si hace falta.
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Siempre está bien saberlo, guapa.
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Estoy meditando acudir a esto, lástima haberme dormido y que sólo queden de las más caras…
http://www.auditori.cat/ct/programacio/ ... cicle_id=&
Creo que alguien en el foro hizo la crónica de una de sus fechas anteriores y me pareció que podía valer la pena.
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The Psychedelic Aliens - Psycho African Beat [ Academy 2010]

The Psychedelic Aliens were a Ghanaian psychedelic funk band that only recorded 8 tracks during their 4 year existence. Voodoo Funk and Academy Records have compiled the tracks for this CD/LP/4x7" boxset dropping later this month.
For a few years in the late 60's to early 70's worlds collided and aliens walked among us…and made music. Psycho African Beat is the complete recorded output of this amazing group and their unprecedented music that combined elements of American soul, funk, garage rock and psych with African rhythms and melodies. This magical moment lasted for 3 short years producing only 3 releases: 1 - 4 song EP + 2 - 7”s. Today, these 3 original releases are the most sought after and most elusive African funk records. It took Frank Gossner (Voodoofunk.com, Soulpusher, DJ Franco) 4 years, 9 visits to Ghana, and dozens of newspaper ads and radio announcements to track them down.http://hotfile.com/dl/83432168/0536287/Psycho_K.zip.html -
Pues que Scientist el día 2 en la 3 de Razz y Horance Andy el 9 en Apolo.
Que lo sepan.
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