Imarhan - Imarhan - 2016, MP3, 320 kbps torrent

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Imarhan / Imarhan

Жанр: Ethnic, Kel tamashek. Desert groove. Assuf new experience
Страна исполнителя (группы): Алжир
Год издания: 2016
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 00:41:18
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет

Треклист:

01. Tarha Tadagh (03:06)
02. Tahabort (03:30)
03. Ibas Ichikkou (05:44)
04. Idarchan Net (03:53)
05. Assossamagh (03:44)
06. Imarhan (04:04)
07. Addounia Azdjazzaqat (03:46)
08. Id Islegh (04:58)
09. Arodj N-Inizdjam (04:00)
10. Alwak (04:34)
[spoiler="Об исполнителе (группе)"]
Imarhan were born in Tamanrasset, Southern Algeria, a city where the Tuareg community of Northern Mali, Kel Tamashek people, ended their exile in the early 1990s, following the multiple struggles they have been experiencing since the 1960s. Imarhan, meaning the ones I care about , started out around 2008, a loose collection of friends who began to play together under the watchful eye of Sadam s cousin, Eyadou Ag Leche, bass guitarist of their older brothers Tinariwen. Imarhan have a sound that reflects their cultural and generational background; dry guitar riffs, pop melodies and pan-African rhythms which draw on traditional Tuareg music, African ballads and the modern pop and rock the band heard growing up. Their self-titled album will be released on City Slang April 29 2016.

Участники группы: Iyad Moussa Ben Abderahmane aka 'Sadam'
Tahar Khaldi
Hicham Bouhasse
Abdelkader Ourzig
Haiballah Akhamouk http://www.imarhan.com/
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[spoiler="Об альбоме (сборнике)"]
The band’s debut album is intent on dismantling the ideas western listeners have about popularized Tuareg music. This new wave of Tuareg musicians sound very different to the desert distortion that accompanies groups like Mdou Moctar or Group Inerane. Instead, it finds a calm and passionate soul, provides sumptuous slow burners, and a complexity of composition that hasn’t been demonstrated by previous music exported from the Saharan people’s musical repertoire.
Even if the band has a direct DNA link to trail blazers Tinariwen - (Eyadou Ag Leche of Tinawiren is a cousin of frontman Sadam, and guided their evolution and produced and co-wrote several songs on this album), their poetry and flow has a more integrally urban base than the ancestral tamashek poetry and traditional rhythms of their elders, Tinariwen. Instead they offer something much more fresh and intricate; there is a lot of sensitivity and space in these jams, a lot of room for your mind to ponder and drift.
This intimacy of Imarhan’s sound is no coincidence. In the language of the Kel Tamashek people ‘Imarhan’ means ‘the ones I care about’ - Iyad Moussa Ben Abderahmane aka Sadam, Tahar Khaldi, Hicham Bouhasse, Haiballah Akhamouk and Abdelkader Ourzig all grew up near each other in Tamanrasset, Southern Algeria, in a Tuareg community of Northern Malian descent. The giant divide between their spiritual home and physical home is heard in their tracks: the funkier groove of Western Africa, the emptier, subtle tones of Saharan Traditional folk music and the fire and romance of Algerian Rai music. No other Tuareg release to date has had such a variance of rhythms, tempo and feeling.
Imarhan’s record is a heads-up to anyone who thought Tuareg music as just one thing: it’s an invitation to closer listening and also an album that will stay fresh for a long time and influence those from the Sahara and beyond.
Jimmy 'Trash' Alexander
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