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1. Akalé Wubé is a Parisian band devoted totally to the grooves of 60s and 70s Ethiopian music. Since their beginnings in , Akalé Wubé have been exploring passionately and meticulously the musical goldmine of Swingin' Addis, which they discovered through the “Ethiopiques” compilation curated by .

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2. Apr 07,  · Girma Bèyènè is a true legend of Ethiopian music. After an exile in USA and a silence that lasted 25 years, he jubilantly accepted the invitation of the French group Akalé Wubé. The comeback was held in September of at a memorable concert with Akalé Wubé in Paris.5/5(9).

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3. Sep 22,  · Akale Wube makes incredible music and this album might be their finest. They take their cues from Ethiopian jazz and add something else that makes their music an amazing elixir of sounds, rhythms and melodies. Hard to describe but totally awesome/5(5).

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4. Sost by Akalé Wubé, released 22 September 1. Anbessa (feat. Manu Dibango) 2. Alègntayé (feat. Genet Asefa) 3. Mèmona 4. Kidus à Cent Dix 5. Ashewa 6. Gab's Trap 7. Addis Abèba Bété 8. Fikratchin 9. Erikum Spring No Come (feat. Genet Asefa) Meri Tekikil In their 6 years of existence, Akalé Wubé have never stopped widening the canvas onto which they lay their music, which.

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5. Girma’s first return to his dear homeland happened on invitation from the 7th Ethiopian Music Festival of Addis Abeba in May , which was held around a tribute to Girma Bèyènè and some other exiled saxophone players from the 80s (Moges Habte, Tilaye Gèbrè, Tewodros Meteku).

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6. Mistakes On Purpose by Girma Bèyènè & Akalé Wubé, released 23 January Girma Bèyènè is a true legend when it comes to Ethiopian music. After an exile to the United States and a radio silence that lasted 25 years, he jubilantly accepted the invitation from the French group Akalé Wubé to return to the spotlight and perform once more.

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7. Ethiopia Traditional Music Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Disc: 1 1. Tizeta 2. Akale-Wobe 3. Chant de La Région du Godjam 4. Linega-Linetu 5. Bati 6. Dama 7. Mara 8. Makalamelo 9. Masenqo Masenqo Polyphonie Bodi.

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8. Jul 09,  · More than half of the tracks in “Sost” are original compositions, with the other half being songs discovered on old cassette tapes brought back from Ethiopia. Akalé Wubé have invited the radiant Genet Asefa on three tracks, an Ethiopian singer with whom they have often shared the stage. Cautious to give precedence to authentic encounters, the band have chosen only to invite musicians.

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9. It bewitched Ethiopia during the 'Swinging Addis' decade before recently winning the favors of a well-informed audience all over the world. This first vinyl volume of Ethiopian Urban Modern Music presents some of the Ethiopian 'groove jewels' drawn from the essential CD Ethiopiques series directed by Francis Falceto and published by Buda music.

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