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Nahawa Doumbia - La Grande Canatrice Malienne -Vol. 1

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Nahawa Doumbia
La Grande Canatrice Malienne -Vol. 1

Label Awesome Tapes From Africa
Erstveröffentlichung 20.09.2019
Format LP
Lieferzeit 4 – 7 Werktage
Preis 18,00 € (inkl. MwSt. zzgl. Versand)
Rezension

Reissue des 1981er Debüts der berühmten Sängerin aus Mali
Remastered und erstmalig außerhalb von Afrika erhältlich, veranschaulicht es Malis Verbindung zum Blues und zu internationalen Singer-Songwriter-Traditionen und präsentiert die wegweisende Diva als Jugendliche

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New York, NY
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Review

The recording looks back to the beginning of Doumbia's long career, when she was performing in a simple voice and acoustic guitar format. This was before she added bass and drums, and finally the electric guitar and synths for which she became known more recently. Released in 1981 by the excellent Côte d'Ivoire-based AS Records, the singer was barely 20 years old when it was recorded. She was accompanied by her future husband N'Gou Bagayoko on acoustic guitar, whose style echoes the nimble runs of traditional kamele n'goni players. The stark simplicity of this highly intimate recording-the audible room acoustics, the occasionally in-the-red vocals-do not obscure the mature strength of her voice. On Vol 1 Doumbia performs her songs with the tenacity and hunger of a young artist on the cusp."When I think about it, first, I am reminded of how long ago it was. It's one of the albums that I love most because it reminds me of my youth. I was so young and my voice was light and joyful. I still listen to some of those songs today. I am really proud of that first album because that's where it all began. It shows me how far I've come in my personal and artistic life; it gives me the courage I need to keep going forward, and makes me appreciate all the years of dedication and hard work I put into my musical career."These early songs are rhythmically built around Bagayoko's sensitive guitar, as his fingers brush the fretboard and gently outline the melodies. Although this record predates the singer's use of percussion, the driving skeletal didadi rhythm is apparent in the songs. Later albums like Vol 3 further prioritize her hometown didadi beat and the result made her famous.

Tracklisting
1. KOUROUNI<
>2. TOU DIBILE<
>3. TJEFOUROULE<
>4. DJANKONIA<
>5. NIANIMANJOUGOU<
>6. SOKONO WOULOUNI
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