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Chiwoniso|Rebel Woman

Rebel Woman

Chiwoniso

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With a good ten-year gap between her debut and sophomore releases, Chiwoniso (daughter of the great Dumisani Maraire) had plenty of time to develop her sound for Rebel Woman, and indeed she did. The stylings mirror her own travels, with elements of traditional African music, bits of British R&B, and a bit of modern African sound in the vein of a Johnny Clegg. The music is anchored by Chiwoniso's mbira, keeping some of the cascading sounds so representative of Zimbabwean music (Stella Chiweshe's mbira, Thomas Mapfumo's guitar). As something of a counterpoint to her strongly Zimbabwean sound, the backing band carries a more Pan-African bent, with elements of soukous, highlife, and South African jazz in the rhythm section (indeed, the guitars are courtesy of Louis Mhlanga, a veteran of both King Sunny Ade's band and Hugh Masekela's). The album opens with a pair of pieces of what can only be termed modern Zimbabwean, with mbiras and electric basses vying for attention. In "Gomo," the chorus' call and response is a bit reminiscent of Olatunji's landmark recordings. As she moves from song to song, she moves from language to language, carrying a little more of an acoustic soul sound in many of her English passages. The album touches on the political ("Rebel Woman," the title track), it touches on the cultural ("Listen to the Breeze"), and it touches on straightforward dance music (Gomo). Throughout, Chiwoniso's sound is clean and complex, her vocals and mbira holding the front of the stage. Not a bad sophomore effort, even if it took a while to come about.
© Adam Greenberg /TiVo

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1
Vanorapa
00:04:04

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Chiwoniso Maraire and Ian Hillman, Composer - Lyrics by Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

2
Matsotsi
00:05:05

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Lyrics by Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer - Music by Adam Chisvo and Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

3
Gomo
00:04:26

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Adam Chisvo and Keith Farquharson, Composer - Lyrics by Malvern Kujeke and Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

4
Nguva Ye Kufara
00:04:37

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Chiwoniso Maraire and Ian Hillman, Composer - Lyrics by Chirikure Chirikure and Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

5
Kurima
00:05:30

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Chiwoniso Maraire, Ian Hillman and Keith Farquharson, Composer - Lyrics by Chiwoniso Maraire and Chirikure Chirikure, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

6
Listen to the Breeze
00:03:48

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Lyrics by Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer - Music by Keith Farquharson, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

7
Wakashinga
00:04:14

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Keith Farquharson, Composer - Lyrics by Chirikure Chirikure and Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

8
Irobukairo
00:04:35

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Adam Chisvo and Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer - Lyrics by D.A. Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

9
Pamuromo
00:02:41

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music by Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer - Lyrics traditional, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

10
Nerudo
00:04:21

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Lyrics by Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer - Music by Chiwoniso Maraire, Ian Hillman and Keith Farquharson, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

11
Only One World
00:04:20

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Lyrics by Chirikure Chirikure and Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer - Music by Chiwoniso Maraire, Ian Hillman and Keith Farquharson, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

12
Rebel Woman
00:04:30

Chiwoniso, MainArtist - Music and Lyrics by Chiwoniso Maraire, Composer

2008 Cumbancha Music Publishing 2008 Cumbancha, LLC

Albumbeschreibung

With a good ten-year gap between her debut and sophomore releases, Chiwoniso (daughter of the great Dumisani Maraire) had plenty of time to develop her sound for Rebel Woman, and indeed she did. The stylings mirror her own travels, with elements of traditional African music, bits of British R&B, and a bit of modern African sound in the vein of a Johnny Clegg. The music is anchored by Chiwoniso's mbira, keeping some of the cascading sounds so representative of Zimbabwean music (Stella Chiweshe's mbira, Thomas Mapfumo's guitar). As something of a counterpoint to her strongly Zimbabwean sound, the backing band carries a more Pan-African bent, with elements of soukous, highlife, and South African jazz in the rhythm section (indeed, the guitars are courtesy of Louis Mhlanga, a veteran of both King Sunny Ade's band and Hugh Masekela's). The album opens with a pair of pieces of what can only be termed modern Zimbabwean, with mbiras and electric basses vying for attention. In "Gomo," the chorus' call and response is a bit reminiscent of Olatunji's landmark recordings. As she moves from song to song, she moves from language to language, carrying a little more of an acoustic soul sound in many of her English passages. The album touches on the political ("Rebel Woman," the title track), it touches on the cultural ("Listen to the Breeze"), and it touches on straightforward dance music (Gomo). Throughout, Chiwoniso's sound is clean and complex, her vocals and mbira holding the front of the stage. Not a bad sophomore effort, even if it took a while to come about.
© Adam Greenberg /TiVo

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