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Amadou & Mariam, the blind couple from Mali, have certainly paid their dues over the last 30 years, and it's about time they received their big break. Certainly given the excellent reviews in Europe, Dimanche a Bamako could be it, thanks to the production and participation by the elf prince of world music, Manu Chao. He brings a playful lightness to their soulful, bluesy Malian sound, letting in plenty of sunshine, and drawing in a sense of place through the ambience of traffic sounds and snippets of conversation. Chao is also obviously present on several tracks, such as "Senegal Fast Food," which offers a bouncy, reggae-styled rhythm so typical of Chao's own records. But even when not so obviously asserting himself, his presence is felt in the space he creates, and the use he makes of Mariam's admittedly limited voice (she's good, but no one will ever mistake her for one of the word's greatest singers), as on "Beau Dimanche," for example. Lyrically, this is very much an album of love songs, postcards between the couple, but it never veers into maudlin sentiment. Yet there's also a political edge to it, such as with "La Realite." Even if you don't understand the words, however, the entire disc is an absolute aural joy, poppy enough to be exquisitely memorable, yet with layers of resonance underneath. Likely to be one of the world music albums of 2005, it can hopefully find the kind of wide audience it surely deserves.
© Chris Nickson /TiVo
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Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
Amadou & Mariam, interprète
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
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Amadou & Mariam, the blind couple from Mali, have certainly paid their dues over the last 30 years, and it's about time they received their big break. Certainly given the excellent reviews in Europe, Dimanche a Bamako could be it, thanks to the production and participation by the elf prince of world music, Manu Chao. He brings a playful lightness to their soulful, bluesy Malian sound, letting in plenty of sunshine, and drawing in a sense of place through the ambience of traffic sounds and snippets of conversation. Chao is also obviously present on several tracks, such as "Senegal Fast Food," which offers a bouncy, reggae-styled rhythm so typical of Chao's own records. But even when not so obviously asserting himself, his presence is felt in the space he creates, and the use he makes of Mariam's admittedly limited voice (she's good, but no one will ever mistake her for one of the word's greatest singers), as on "Beau Dimanche," for example. Lyrically, this is very much an album of love songs, postcards between the couple, but it never veers into maudlin sentiment. Yet there's also a political edge to it, such as with "La Realite." Even if you don't understand the words, however, the entire disc is an absolute aural joy, poppy enough to be exquisitely memorable, yet with layers of resonance underneath. Likely to be one of the world music albums of 2005, it can hopefully find the kind of wide audience it surely deserves.
© Chris Nickson /TiVo
アルバムについて
- 組み枚数 : 1ディスク - 収録数 : 15曲
- 合計収録時間 : 00:56:37
- メインアーティスト : Amadou & Mariam feat. Akon
- 作曲家 : Various Composers
- レーベル : Because Music
- ジャンル： ワールド
2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music 2004 All Other under exclusive license to Because Music
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