El Khat
Saadia Jefferson (Reissue)

19,39 EUR

+3,00 EUR Livraison
libre de 30,00 EUR*

LP
Batov / Indigo
Date de sortie: 07/07/2023

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Classement parmi les ventes:	N° 540 en Worldbeat N° 21845 en World Music

Style:	Worldbeat

No d'article.:	2099524598

Remarque / Liste des chansons:

01. "Ya Raiyat"
02. "Ptiha"
03. "Balagh Al Achbaab"
04. "Ala Jina Nuhayiykum"
05. "Atabina - Part II"
06. "Wahed Mozawej"
07. "Daasa"
08. "Marhaban Ahlan"
09. "Al Ard' Amamak - Part II"
10. "Daasa"
11. "Marhaban Ahlan"
12. "Al Ard' Amamak - Part II"

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Description:

Vinyl LP pressing. Saadia Jefferson is a glorious act of vandalism on Yemeni traditions led by inventor, carpenter, musician and composer Eyal El Wahab. Dismantling lyrics, melodies and compositions from Yemeni folk songs, El Khat delve into uncharted sonic territory updating Yemens ancient culture. Using an orchestra of instruments old and new, many repurposed from junk objects and turned into instruments that sound similar to traditional Arabic and North African lutes and percussion, Tel Aviv based El Khat have imagined an indelible stamp of polyphonic, harmony soaked, pan-Arabic braindance. Hover over the tracks and you can pick out certain influences such as Omar Souleyman and dabkefolk characterised by trance-inducing chants (Wahed Mozawej), the searing Ethiopique organ of Mulatu Astatke (Ala Jina Nuhayiykum), and the unashamedly sing-along choruses of Bowie or McCartney (Balagh Al Achbaab), but the over-arching concept within Saadia Jefferson is Eyals sense of identity, or lack of it, as a Yemeni Jew living in Tel Aviv. The album is the rewards of a self-imposed mission to discover Eyal El Wahabs Yemeni roots., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode BTOV34.1 (BTR034)

N° de fabricant:

18794

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