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Fresh off the heels of his recent folktronica album Falaw, which was praised for its innovation and dynamism, blending traditional West African rhythms with Mali-style hip hop, synthesizers, djembe, guitar and call-and-response vocals, Luka Productions, one of Mali, Africa’s most sought-after musicians, is back at it.

Here he showcases another fresh take on modern West African music that matches his discography in innovation, with an even bolder, and evolved sound.

Blending the old world with the new, it juxtaposes computerized electronic elements with traditional analog percussion.

Synth melodies and ravey builds add punch to the call-and-response vocals that dominate the foreground.

With uptempo polyrhythmic drumming as the track’s backbone, it’s made for dancing.

Fiery and energetic, the track moves fast for three minutes, and by the time it ends, chances are you’ll find yourself going in for a second listen.

Written by
Taylor Bratches

Fresh off the heels of his recent folktronica album Falaw, which was praised for its innovation and dynamism, blending traditional West African rhythms with Mali-style hip hop, synthesizers, djembe, guitar and call-and-response vocals, Luka Productions, one of Mali, Africa’s most sought-after musicians, is back at it.

Here he showcases another fresh take on modern West African music that matches his discography in innovation, with an even bolder, and evolved sound.

Blending the old world with the new, it juxtaposes computerized electronic elements with traditional analog percussion.

Synth melodies and ravey builds add punch to the call-and-response vocals that dominate the foreground.

With uptempo polyrhythmic drumming as the track’s backbone, it’s made for dancing.

Fiery and energetic, the track moves fast for three minutes, and by the time it ends, chances are you’ll find yourself going in for a second listen.

Written by
Taylor Bratches

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