Boureima Disco

Boureima Disco et le Super Bonkaney

Zarma-language music from Niger with that tell-tale melodic shape and Sahelian rhythmic lilt plus, crucially, additional left-field electronic quirks. Let it set you on a specific kind of new path to polyrhythmic greatness. Long workouts layering ostinatos, what I adore about Tendé music. Give me more. The mystery track is next level. Here’s more info on this tape.

 

Face A
Bassitray
Djivi
Guimbiya
Gahame Bani
Ethnocentrisme

 

Face B
Makabarta 
Mouloud 
Ethnocentrisme
Haira
???? (mystery extra track)

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Sally Quadereply
October 16, 2014 at 10:44 pm

Hi There,
I was wondering what’s involved in using one of your tracks on a surf / skate video we filmed in Sri Lanka recently?
duration 3 mins
online in perpetuity
Editorial use with a Corona beer logo at the start and end of video.

Cheers,

Sally

wouterreply
February 6, 2015 at 4:44 pm

Very nice, remembers me of Zani Diabate, we had a car and one tape in a large desert, infinite!

Max Senittreply
October 8, 2016 at 4:08 pm

This album is AWESOME! Such a cool vibe, and mesmerizing groove. THANKS FOR THIS!

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