Bebel Diarra, Mama Sissoko and el Cuban from Super Biton de Ségou at Mieruba Art Center
Bebel Diarra, Mama Sissoko and el Cuban from Super Biton de Ségou at Mieruba Art Center
The Lost Maestros rehearsal sessions at Mieruba Art Center
Adama Namakoro Fomba and Askia Modibo at Mieruba Art Center
Trico Boy live at Blonba, Bamako
Kaniba Oule Kouyaté, Madou Diabaté and Mory Kouyaté during The Lost Maestros Vol 2 residency
Labouzou rehearsal session at Lac de Lassa, Bamako
Kokanko Sata, Benogo Diakité, Kassim Sidibé and Drissa Bagayogo during The Lost Maestros Vol 2 residency
Labouzou studio session at Kore Studio, Ségou
Pacific Live Sessions at Mieruba Art Center
El Hadji from Tatrite Sahara at Mieruba Art Center
Ahmed Fofana and Idrissa Diabaté at Studio Kore, Ségou
"..Solomane Doumbia owes part of his inspiration to Tidiani Koné and this album, this tribute, retraces the route of Afrobeat and brings it back to his other homeland, Mali."
It was in January 2020 that Solomane Doumbia composed and recorded the tracks for the album "Ségou to Lagos" in Bamako. The recordings took place at night, Solo would take his guitar and start playing riffs. Then he would go to the computer to compose the beats that would have been interpreted and enriched by Malian musicians directed by Solo.
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''...With Diarka, Sahel Roots takes us into the essential and transcendent dimension of everyday life in Mali''
Originally from Bamako but with its roots more in the Sahel area and in the desert, Sahel Roots is a young band of two musicians that has only been around since 2019. The music of Alassane Samaké, singer and percussionist of the Calebasse, and Adama Sidibé, whose instruments are the Soukou and the Djourou Kelen ...
Mama Sissoko and Bebel Diarra are happy to announce the upcoming release of AFRO JAZZ-FOLK VOL 1, a collection of unreleased songs from the Super Biton - Ségou orchestra produced by Mieruba -ML and Deviation Records
The Super Biton has existed since the 60s, like Ségou, its orchestra, the Super Biton has always remained behind what was done in Bamako. The Ségou orchestra developed and incorporated amplified instruments ...