01. Diadié

02. Muchatuta

03. Gomni

04. Neria

05. Takamba

06. Tozeza Baba

07. Tinki Hiiri

08. Wassiyè

09. Fimani

10. Malizim

11. Malaika

CD 1

01. Muso Ko

02. Fatma

03. Ma Ya

04. Sirata

05. Batoumambe

06. Bitile

07. Imada

08. Kanawa

09. Wari

CD 2

01. Nanale

02. Komine

03. Nimato

04. Saramaya

05. Sin djen djen

06. Wassiye

07. Cigarette Abana

08. Kunfeta

09. Takamba

01. Batoumambe

02. Kanawa

03. Wari

04. Sin djen djen

05. Cigarette Abana

06. Woulaba

07. Baro

08. Sambara

09. Roma

10. Tere

11. Mali Sadio

12. Takamba

13. Sinama Denw

How to celebrate the desert at home, how to protect it, develop it, unify it, respect it and, above all, never forget it, are the main themes of Bombino's new album 'Deran'. They are dressed in ten songs of rare maturity and power that mark a turning point in the career of a guitarist and composer who was born in the shade of an acacia tree some fifty miles northwest of the ancient city of Agadez, and who has since promoted to the new guitar Tuareg Generation. It's a throwback to the source of everything that makes Bombino who he is.

"My mission for this album was always to get closer to Africa," he says. It is no surprise then that the decision has been made to record 'Deran' as close as possible to his native Niger in the south of the Sahara. The ideal location arose in the form of Studio Hiba, a high-flying recording facility owned by King Mohammed VI located in an industrial suburb of Casablanca in Morocco. There, Bombino and his long-term stable band - including Tuareg Illias Mohammed on guitar and vocals, American Corey Wilhelm on drums and percussion, and Mauritanian (who lives in Belgium) Youba Dia on bass - slept, ate and music in happy isolation. His circle was widened by Moroccan percussionist Hassan Krifa, and by Bombino's cousins ​​Anana ag Haroun (vocalist of the Brussels-based Tuareg band Kel Assouf) and Toulou Kiki (singer and star of the film Timbuktu), who came to add some 'gang' voices. After Casablanca, the tapes were flown to Boston to be embellished by friend and Sudanese keyboardist Mohammed Araki.

Bombino and the crew conjured up an itinerant journey through the mystery of contemporary Saharawi sounds, from the raw diesel rock of opener 'Imajghane' ('The Tuareg'), to the camel gait of 'Tenesse' ('Idleness'), the tender cadence of Midiwan ('My Friends') and the 'Tuareggae' style which is Bombino's only contribution to desert music in the song 'Tehigren'. The whole desert is there, hard and gentle, tragic and playful. But more than anything 'Deran' is honest and true. Deran, Deran, Alkheir. "My best wishes, my best wishes, for peace."

TRACKLIST

1. Imajghane

2. Deran Deran Alkheir

3. Tehigren

4. Mikiwan

5. Tenesse

6. Ouhlin

7. Adouni Dagh

8. Tamasheq

9. Takamba

10. Adouagh Chegren

Fatoumata Diawara (Costa de Marfil, 1982) es una actriz y cantante maliense que fusiona el folk Wassoulou con jazz y soul, residente en Francia. Ha colaborado con cantantes maliense como Oumou Sangaré.

“Fenfo”, el segundo álbum de Fatoumata Diawara tras el debut “Fatou”, ha sido grabado en Mali, Burkina Faso, Barcelona y París, y en él confluyen una amplia gama de géneros africanos, antiguos y modernos. Ahora Diawara se encuentra de gira recorriendo Europa antes de viajar a Estados Unidos en abril, para luego volver de nuevo a Europa

1. Nan Bel

2. Bognan

3. Del Guel

4. Dibi Bo

5. Kanou Dan Ye

6. Koo Ko Ra

7. Mama

8. Nterini

9. Ou

10. Ya Na

11. Takamba

12. Don Do

13. Tan They 

Fuente: 

http://www.fatoumatadiawara.com/