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Vodou Ale
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Move Tan
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Odjay - Nati Kongo
04:17
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Rårå
04:29
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Sali Lento
03:16
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Kay Marasa Dub
03:59
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Peleren
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Negriye
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Fidelite
03:28
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Chouk Bwa & The Ångstromers Gonaives, Haiti
Haitian six-piece Chouk Bwa meets Belgian production duo, The Ångströmers. Afro-Caribbean voodoo polyrhythms meet bass-weight dub electronics.
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This album is tight. Amazing guitar, bass, keys, percussion and vocals. The full package.
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Kar Yağar
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Absolutely amazing psych-rock renditions of Anatolian folk songs, what more could you want?
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A collaboration between percussionist Imed Alibi and producer Khalil Hentati that explores North African rhythms & melodies.
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