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18.2.21

V.A. - The Rough Guide To Arabesque (2002) FLAC (tracks), lossless

 People are familiar with rai or some of the more traditional music to emerge from North Africa and the Middle East, but lately there's also been an undercurrent of more adventurous music -- hip-hop and electronica. The roots still shout loud and proud, but the sounds (often made by artists who've moved to Europe or the U.S.) are as hard and modern as anything, anywhere -- for example, the rap of Clotaire K or Mafia Maghrebine, the edgy, skittering rhythms of U-Cef, or the powerful trance of Gnawa Impulse. And this compilation makes the ideal introduction, from the pounding beats of "A Muey A Muey," which was a revelation and breakthrough when it first appeared, to the contemporary remix of Ali Slimani's "S'Habi." The full range of the music gets an airing here, and for anyone with an urge to explore the lesser-known (for now) areas of Maghrebi music, this is the starting point. by Chris Nickson
Tracklist:
1 Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects – A Muey A Muey 5:11
Written-By – Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects
2 Oojami – Fantasy 5:05
Written-By – Oojami
3 Clotaire K – Beyrouth Ecoeurée 3:41
Written-By – Clotaire K
4 Nickodemus Feat. Andrea Montiero – Desert Dancer 5:32
Written-By – Nickodemus
5 Momo – Dourbiha 6:22
Written By – Lahbib, Nania, Il Idrissi
6 Ali Slimani – S'Habi (Stereomovers Remix) 8:01
Lyrics By – Cheb Nacim
Music By – Yazid Fentazi
Music By, Arranged By, Lyrics By – Ali Slimani
Remix – Stereomovers

7 DuOud – Zanzibar 5:39
Oud – Mehdi Haddab
Written-By – Smadj

8 Mafia Maghrebine – Frère Faut Que Tu Saches 4:34
Written By – R. Kadoussi/A. Lazaar/L. Tlili, J. Ouize
9 Bled Runner Feat. Dida Brother–    Sidi Mansour (Remix) 5:39
Traditional
10 Soap Kills – Tango 4:07
Written-By – Ziad Awad, Khaled Abou El Nassr
11 U-Cef – Aalash Kwawna 5:04
Written-By – Moulay Youssef Adel
12 Gnawa Impulse – Lahillah Express (Remix) 3:55

9.6.19

LE TRIO JOUBRAN - Majâz (2007)

For their second outing, the fraternal group Le Trio Joubran have looked at what worked last time and done it with greater intensity, as well as bringing a few new elements into the mix. The core idea -- all ouds, all the time -- remains the same, but when they come out of the blocks with "Masâr," a track based around a simple riff that just builds and builds in invention and intensity, it's apparent that they've learned a few tricks since their last disc. The compositions are very good, all originals apart from the traditional "Min Zamân," and show that the three brothers are rapidly maturing, not only as performers, but also composers. Just how far they've come as players is revealed on their solo cuts, which give each one of them a chance to improvise, and showcase spirits from the fiery to the introspective. What seemed cute the first time out -- three brothers from Palestine all playing ouds -- has become a very vital group. by Chris Nickson
Tracklist:
1 Masâr 04:55
Le Trio Joubran
2 Roubbama 06:08
Le Trio Joubran
3 Laytana 04:20
Le Trio Joubran
4 Tanâsim I (Adnan) 04:21
Le Trio Joubran
5 Majâz 05:16
Le Trio Joubran
6 Shajan 05:20
 Le Trio Joubran
7 Tanâsim II (Samir) 04:20
Le Trio Joubran
8 Sama-Sounounou 02:59
Le Trio Joubran
9 Min Zamân 04:50
Traditional
10 Tanâsim III (Wissam) 03:50
Le Trio Joubran
11 Hawâna 04:21
Le Trio Joubran
Credits
Oud – Adnan Joubran, Samir Joubran, Wissam Joubran
Percussion – Yousef Hbeisch
LE TRIO JOUBRAN - Majâz 
[2007] Randana / CBR320k / scans 
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