Akale Wube - Sost (Clapson/FR)

When the roots of Ethio jazz is just the beginning of their inspiration Akale 

Wube destination seems has no destination, it has only rest areas to stop, record and offered us rhythms and interpretations of traditional Ethiopian music like the ones we can hear on ‘’Soft’’. It’s hard or easy for musicians to travel on paths that others create or follow and it is like trap when they do it and they can’t add their own stamp. And Akale Wube can… On ‘’Sost’’ the sound moves to wider limits of jazz, African music and not only music. On ‘’Kidus A Cent-Dix’’ African cymbals and indie sound complete an internationl feel of Mulatu Astatqe creation and their cover on his ‘’Fikratchen’’ has a unique soundscape far away from the Original compotition, especially with Genet Asefa's vocals. The ticklish vocals of Genet Asefa's is killing me too on ‘’Alegntaye’’ which sounds so Mulatu. ‘’Sost’’ is more African, more Afro and when it is Afrobeat like on ‘’Spring No Come’’ is so Akale Wube. A listening worths more than the best words i can write with my poor english for ‘’Sost’’ and while I’m closing would not want to forget the impressive introduction to album with ‘’Anbessa’’ and Manu Dibango in the alto saxophone. - Dj Nova, Nova Planet Radio Show

RELEASE DATE: 22.09.14

PLAYED: http://www.mixcloud.com/NovaPlanetRadioShow/20141001-10022/
http://www.mixcloud.com/NovaPlanetRadioShow/20140924-10021/

PREVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gtRF2Dx6Y4
https://soundcloud.com/akalewube/alegntaye-feat-genet-asefa

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http://www.akalewube.com/