A marvellous example of greate singers and greate musicians mixed in a explosive album.

CraZyH et Djézinho are artists famous because of their vocal improvvisations during live performances.

The athmospher of this album is a concept of a trip inside of the night time world.

Naferone, first song, it’s really a little jewel: vocally pressing and greate rhythm!

In Shak’um, second track, you will find morrocco sonorities mixed with electronic music, tribal percussions and raggae voice.

Sweet, romantic and very well played and sang Wouan dè, track number five.

We really like Ka’lyn Loj, track eight, because of it’s sound absolutely groovy and an incredible vocal part: crazy!

An album that you must discover!

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Twelve pure ethic and fusion tracks.
An album that contains sonorities from many parts of the world: Africa, India, Australia, China and more!

A trip around the Earth, discovering traditional sounds fused with classical vocalisms and elettronic solutions.

We really like the way that this french artist put together so many differents musical styles, creating an harmonic whole tha can makes you feel deep emotions.

The first track, Fly in the Universe, the most sophisticated and sensual of the album, got a great vocal  and an interesting swing.

In Charlize Temple, track number four, there is even a recall to the Requiem of Mozart: a great fusion of electronic sound and classical vocals, with an interaction of an unexpected african theme!

Great work in Mha Mha Mhe Kussa, seventh track, because listening it, if you close your eyes, it can be difficoult to identify in witch part of the world you can be in: african voices, electronic beats, chinese flutes and guitars…great mix!

You will really be sourprised from every song of this album!

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An album for who don’t take life too seriously!

This four artists band is difficoult to pigeonhole, because of all the different gendre of music inside of this album.

Not only reggae, but also trumpets, percussions, africans sonorities and more!

Graden Tree maybe it’s the most reggae song of the album, slow and relaxing.

Dancehall Madness, track numeber seven, it’s really funny: great sound, pressing rhythm, nice swing!

Happy New Year and Running With Rockets makes you fell a little bit of rock by the scraped voice of the performer.

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Quoting an excerpt from their biography on MySpace and UBL:

“In 2006, the Mendes Brothers were recognized by the Prime Minister of Cape Verde with a “Medal of Merit” for their invaluable contribution to the music of Cape Verde, while Ramiro Mendes was awarded the “The Order Of Volcano”, the highest civilian medal, by the President of Cape Verde for his distinguished contribution to Cape Verdean music and culture.”

So, if you like the world music like Kanda Bongo Man, Salif Keita or Toots & the Maytalls, then this album will be the right one for you pleasure.

This 12-tracks album is generally pretty rhythmed, except for Kabu Verdi that is a great brazilian acoustic track that reminds the works of Toquinho’s best period.

Thanks to their margarita sound, we really like Pasadinha, Pekadu, Pisonha and Margarida. They are probably the most caribbean and brazilian tracks contained inside, both for rhythm and athmosphere.

But, taking an immaginary airplane from Caribbean to Africa, we have an exceptional african sound duo: Angolamania and Luanda. You will surely breath the warm air of Africa, you will feel the african sun on your skin and, damn, you will see all the african colors!

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16 free tracks from various dance labels and DJs all around the world.

About 2 hours of house music, with contamination by various genres like tribal and afrobeat, progressive techno and hypnotic sounds. If you like to dance or you are a DJ, you can’t miss it.

The download is free, but you have to register and then sign in, before get it.

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This is the perfect music to throw out every toxine you have inside your body! Move. Move. Move. And dance.

Jamaican sounds, african tribal vibes mixed with a powerful house music.

If you are a fan of house music, this album is for you.

The best tracks I found on it are Hi-Fi African Drums, the title track that is really absorbing; Synchro System Club with a great groove, percussion and funky guitars, and Cloacking with its bassline and whistle sound.

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