Various Artists
AFRICAN SCREAM CONTEST VOL.2 (2X12 LP + MP3 + BOOKLET)
Analog Africa AALP086
Analog Africa
AALP086
Format:
2X12 INCH LP
Import: GER RELEASE
GTIN: 4260126061255
Tracklist:
a1
les sympathics de porto-novo - a min we vo nou we
a2
ignace de souza & the melody aces - asaw fofar
a3
stanislas tohon - dja dja dja
b1
elias akadiri & sunny black's band - l'enfance
b2
picoby band d'abomey - mé adomina
b3
antoine dougbé - nounignon ma kpon midji
b4
orchestre poly-rythmo de cotonou - moulon devia
c1
black santiago - paulina
c2
lokonon andré et l'orchestra les volcans - glenon ho akue
c3
sebastien pynasco & l'orchestra black santiago - sadé
c4
super borgou de parakou - baba l'oke ba'wagbe
d1
cornaire salifou michel et l'orchestre el rego & ses commandos - gangnidodo
d2
gnonnas pedro & his dadjes band - how much love naturally cost
d3
orchestre poly-rythmo de cotonou - idavi
Info:
Double Vinyl In Gatefold Sleeve With 24 Page Lp-size Booklet And Download Code For High Quality Wav / Mp3 Files. <br />a Great Compilation Can Open The Gate To Another World. Who Knew That Some Of The Most Exciting Afro-funk Records Of All Time Were Actually Made In The Small West African Country Of Benin? Once Analog Africa Released The First African Scream Contest In 2008, The Proof Was There For All To Hear, Gut-busting Yelps, Lethally Welldrilled Horn Sections And Irresistibly Insistent Rhythms Added Up To A Record That Took You Into Its Own Space With The Same Electrifying Sureness As Any Favourite Blues Or Soul Or Funk Or Punk Sampler You Might Care To Mention. <br />ten Years On, Intrepid Crate-digger Samy Ben Redjeb Unveils A New Treasuretrove Of Vodoun-inspired Afrobeat Heavy Funk Crossover Greatness. Right From The Laceratingly Raw Guitar Fanfare Which Kicks Off Les Sympathics’ Pile-driving Opener, It’s Clear That African Scream Contest Ii Is Going To Be Every Bit As Joyous A Voyage Of Discovery As Its Predecessor. And Just As You’re Trying To Get Off The Canvas After This One-punch Knock Out, An Irresistible Afro-ska Romp With A More Than Subliminal Echo Of The Batman Theme Puts You Right Back There. Ignace De Souza And The Melody Aces’ “asaw Fofor- Would’ve Been A Killer Instrumental But Once You’ve Factored In The Improbably-rich-to-the-point-of-being-nat-king-cole-influenced Lead Vocal, It’s A Total Revelation.