Nâ Hawa Doumbia-La grande cantatrice Malienne
1ère sortie LP des tenanciers du sublime blog "awesome tapes from Africa", sur lequel on peut trouver pas mal de rips de k7 du continent africain. Comme toujours au Mali, les rythmes sont hypnotiques, répetitifs, avec cette guitare légère, toujours jouée aux doigts, si caractèristique des rythmes afro.
Pour ceux qui aiment et sont passionnés par la musique africaine, c'est ici que ça se passe :
http://www.awesometapes.com/"Na Hawa Doumbia's La Grande Cantatrice Malienne Vol. 3 marks the first release for new label Awesome Tapes From Africa, a blog and DJ project known worldwide for shedding light on obscure and wonderful musical treasures from the African continent. This early recording--made in Abidjan, Ivory Coast in 1982--captures the dualities inherent in Doumbia's music early on: from a stripped-down, raw backdrop arise warm sonics; expressions of feminism and social issues imparted through spare refrains. Doumbia's urgent, distinctive vocals and hypnotic didadi rhythm from her native Bougouni have made her a respected voice in Mali for more than three decades. Today she is best known for her contributions to Wassoulou music. The singer was raised by her grandmother--her mother died shortly after giving birth. But before passing away she predicted Doumbia would be a singer--something surprising, since she didn't come from the jeli (or griot) caste of hereditary singers. Her grandparents resorted to the magical powers of blacksmiths to fight it, but ultimately the prediction proved correct. Doumbia's music is more powerful than magic."
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