Discovering passages. Music from the USA, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Colombia, Mauritania, Iran, Japan, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Spain, Syria, Egypt, Cape Verde, Senegal, and beyond.
Tag: Daby Touré
Transmitting international melodies. Music from Mali, Greece, Vietnam, Belgium, Tanzania, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Brazil, Mauritania, Madagascar, South Korea, China, USA, Algeria, and beyond.
Listen closely and you will find it. Music from Australia, Brazil, USA, Rwanda, Nigeria, Mexico, Mauritania, Switzerland, Mali, Spain, England, and beyond.
Surrender to the rhythm and lose yourself. Music from the Central African Republic, Nigeria, Mauritania, Mali, China, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, Madagascar, USA, Mexico, Spain, England, and beyond.
Daby Touré’s fifth album tells his own story of Africa’s history. Amonafi, which means “once upon a time” in Wolof, offers a contemporary sound that mixes a wide range of folk and pop music to create a cohesive set that echoes his upbringing in West Africa as well as his current life in Paris. While Amonafi centers on Africa’s past, with vocals sung in Fulani, Soninke, Wolof and Pular, it leans heavily on a global perspective that reveals countless musical influences.