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1.1 Pinta Manta - Antonio Sanches - Antonio Sanches1.2 Dia Ja Manche - Dionisio Maio - Dionisio Maio1.3 Morti Sta Bidjacu - Jose Casimiro - Jose Casimiro1.4 Pontin ; Pontin - Bana - Bana1.5 That Day - Fany Havest - Fany Havest1.6 Odio Sem Valor - Pedrinho - Pedrinho1.7 Mino Di Mama - Quirino Do Canto - Quirino Do Canto1.8 Mundo D'margura - Tchiss Lopes - Tchiss Lopes1.9 Po D'terra - Joao Cirilo - Joao Cirilo1.10 Corre Riba, Corre Baxo - Abel Lima - Abel Lima1.11 Ilyne - Os Apolos - Os Apolos1.12 Sintado Na Pracinha - Americo Brito - Americo Brito1.13 Capchona - Elisio Vieira - Elisio Viera1.14 Djal Bai Si Camin - Antonio Dos Santos - Antonio Dos Santos1.15 Stebo Cu Anabela - Abel Lima - Abel Lima |
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Mystery Behind The Cosmic Sound Of Cabo Verde |
| | Description: | Repress! 'THE MYSTERY BEHIND THE COSMIC SOUND OF CABO VERDE FINALLY REVEALED'.
Out of the 15 songs presented in this compilation, eight were recorded with
backing by the band Voz De Cabo Verde. The group was led by Paulino Vieira, the
mastermind behind the creation and promulgation of what is known today as "The
Cosmic Sound Of Cabo Verde". The recordings date from the late '70s and early
'80s. Includes big size booklet! - MYSTERY BEHIND THE COSMIC SOUND OF CABO VERDEDouble vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold sleeve. Analog Africa presents a compilation of dancefloor grooves from Cabo Verde, revealing the mystery behind the island's cosmic synth sound. Located 350 miles off the coast of Western Africa, Cabo Verde (or Cape Verde) is an island country that was first incorporated as an overseas department of Portugal in 1951 before later attaining independence in 1975. This collection captures a vital musical period during the late '70s and early '80s when the introduction of synthesizers facilitated the modernization of local rhythms such as Mornas, Coladeras and the highly-danceable music style called Funaná, which had been banned by the Portuguese colonial rulers until 1975 due to it's sensuality. In the spring of 1968 a cargo ship containing instruments made by many of the leading companies in the field of electronic music - including Rhodes, Moog, Farfisa, Hammond and Korg - set out for Rio de Janeiro, where the Exposição Mundial Do Son Eletrônico Exhibition was going to be held. The expo was the first of it's kind, where companies were eager to present their newest synthesizers and other gadgets to a growing and promising South American market, spearheaded by Brazil and Colombia. However, the ship with the goods mysteriously disappeared from the radar on the same day it set sail. One can only imagine the surprise of the villagers of Cachaço, on the Sao Nicolau island of Cabo Verde, when a few months later they woke up and found a ship stranded in their fields 8 km from any coastline. Mystery permeated the event. Cosmic particles were said to have been discovered on the boat, where the bow of the ship showed traces of extreme heat similar to traces found on meteors. A team of welders arrived to open the containers. Hundreds of boxes contained keyboards and other instruments they had never seen before: and all useless in an area devoid of electricity. The goods were temporarily stored in the local church and the women of the village had insisted a solution be found before Sunday mass. It is said that charismatic anti-colonial leader Amílcar Cabral had ordered the instruments to be distributed equally in places that had access to electricity, which placed them mainly in schools. This distribution was the best thing that could have happened - keyboards found fertile grounds in the hands of curious children, who picked up the ready-to-use instruments. The children who came into contact with the instruments found on the ship were said to have inherited prodigious capabilities in understanding music and learning the instruments. One of them was the musical genius Paulino Vieira, who by the end of the '70s would become the country´s most important music arranger. Eight out of the fifteen songs presented in this compilation were recorded with the backing of the band Voz de Cabo Verde, led by Paulino Vieira, the mastermind behind the creation and promulgation of what is known today as "The Cosmic Sound of Cabo Verde." Tracks by Abel Lima, Antonio Dos Santos, Elisio Vieira, Americo Brito, Os Apolos, João Cirilo, Tchiss Lopes, Quirino Do Canto, Pedrinho, Fany Havest, Bana, José Casimiro, Dionisio Maioand António Sanches."Space Echo (2LP Gatefold)" is a captivating vinyl maxi compilation released by Analog Africa, featuring various artists who explore the unique fusion of African rhythms and electronic sounds. This double LP transports listeners to Cape Verde in the late 1970s and early 1980s, where local musicians ingeniously blended traditional melodies with synthesizers and cosmic effects, creating an otherworldly soundscape that feels both vintage and futuristic. The gatefold edition offers not only exceptional audio quality but also beautifully curated artwork and liner notes that delve into the story behind this musical phenomenon. Analog Africa is renowned for its meticulous curation of rare grooves from across the continent, bringing forgotten gems back to life with passion and authenticity. Their releases are celebrated among collectors for their attention to detail, high-quality pressings, and insightful documentation. | | | No. of tracks: |
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AALP080 |
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