Showing posts with label afropop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label afropop. Show all posts

Aug 15, 2019

NATU CAMARA • "ARABAMA DI" • 2019




Ex-membre du groupe de hip hop - RnB “Ideal Black Girls”, la Guinéenne Natu Camara a surpris son public pour son tout premier album solo avec une fusion de soul, afrorock, folk et pop contenant des riches lyriques basé sur ses histoires vécues; utilisant son passé multiculturel et ses expériences de voyages internationaux suivies par une présence scénique puissante et unique accompagné d’une voix dynamique et envoûtante qui donne le frisson.

Feb 4, 2018

Mélissa Laveaux - 'Lè Ma Monte Chwal Mwen' (2018)


‘Lè Ma Monte Chwal Mwen’ is a traditional vodou folk song that Mélissa first heard as a child on Martha Jean-Claude’s album, Canciones de Haiti. “The title of the song means ‘when I’m riding my horse’. In a vodou ceremony, when someone is possessed by a spirit, they are that spirit’s horse and the spirit is riding them. It’s also a reference to how vodou is at times very erotic”, explains Laveaux.


Jan 22, 2017

Dizzyride - 2017





Their sound transforms minimalism, psychedelia, afro-beat, disco and soul music.

Aug 29, 2015

Guy Fox - Night Owl - 2015


It’s not born out of decades of psych-rock, surf-rock or even folk, but lies at the very foundation of Bay Area music—soul and funk. Punctuating brass, playful bass lines, and even funk-pop make its way into a musical aesthetic found at the fingertips of Guy Fox.