And here's Tartit live in Morocco, at the Fes Festival:
Tartit appeared in the "Desert Blues" film (on ARTE TV) and in the multimedia performance at the Quai Branly Museum (Paris) last June:
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To get Tartit's "Abacabok" (CD and download), CLICK HERE
Nothing is more evocative of the fascinating expanses of the Sahara desert than the music of Tartit, a Tuareg band consisting of five women and four men residing in the Timbuktu region. Tartit play hypnotic, trance-inducing music: the women sit down, sing, and play cyclic rhythms on their tinde drums, while the men sing and play string instruments, acoustic and electric. The men are veiled, the women aren't. Tuareg society is one of the few throughout Africa in which women are allowed to choose (and divorce) their husbands. The band was formed in a refugee camp, during the Tuareg uprising in the early '90s. Tartit have toured Europe several times, most recently as part of the Desert Blues shows. The album was recorded in Bamako and in the northern Mali desert by (Congotronics producer) Vincent Kenis, on his mobile studio.
Les labels Reaktion & Tapsit sont très heureux de vous présenter 2 nouvelles productions de musique touarègue :
TERAKAFT : LIVE 2008 6 titres enregistrés live pendant la tournée Européenne 2008, avant que Kedou ne quitte le groupe. Inclus 2 titres inédits : “Targa” et “Ewarnanagh”
AZAWAD : LIVE 1999 Derrière le nom d’Azawad se cachent trois membres d’origine du collectif Tinariwen : Abdallah, Hassan et Kedou. Voici les enregistrements live réalisés en 1999 à Angers, de ce qui peut être consideré comme le premier concert de Tinariwen hors d’Afrique.
Les 2 albums sont disponibles uniquement en téléchargement sur toutes les plateformes légales (iTunes, emusic...). En exclusivité sur tamasheq. net : les morceaux + les livrets numériques (anglais & français).
salut notre projet de musique solidaire avance : le clip de Ladilikan (fruit du notre travail pour la saison hivers 2008 )est en ligne sur notre page myspace. Il sort actuellement à l'ORTM. voilà pour nos actualités, bonne route pour vos projets!!! nico pour djurukan bora
Track “Putiri” from my new album “Arenaria” is this week on the player of Radio Basile. To listen just click on “Putiri“ on the player of www.myspace.com/radiobasile<br />Enjoy Listening!<br /><br />
FINALLY!!! The live video of Mr. Confuse & The Confusers playing at the Mephisto Club in Hannover Germany on 27th September 2008 is ready. It was the album release concert of the Mr. Confuse album “Feel The Fire” released on Légère Recordings as DLP, CD and digital in September 2008.
Have a look and feel welcome to leave a feedback:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozNrpFPo4kQ&fmt=18
For more information please visit: http://www. myspace. com/mrconfuselive http://www. myspace. com/mrconfuse
Reaktion Records is very happy to introduce AZIZA BRAHIM, the new voice of the sahrawi people. ‘Mi Canto’ is her first 5 tracks EP only available on downloads on all the legal platforms (iTunes, emusic…). Exclusively on tamasheq.net: the 5 tracks + a digital booklet (english-spanish-french).
hi dear friend - how are you? Just to let you know we wrote a ballad in the French tradition and made a clip with it. If you have some time to spare, take a look and tell us what you think...
the url is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcwaaUvMVAM
all the best from Amsterdam (oh lala) - the Spinshots
Dear friend
I am sending you this to let you know that my first release on the web through myspace and audigist is now accomplished.
Now you can visit my page at: www.myspace.com/chakradar to listen and download my music.
Thank you for the support and friendship.
Peace and love
Salam! I am an Iranian sax player living and playing in NYC. I have been knowing you and your music for a long time. In fact, I was in Bamako for a concert with Salif a couple of years ago. Unfortunately at that time I had no time to travel to the North of Mali to meet Ali Farka Toure and you. Maybe next time?! I would love to play with you. I am sure my sax sound would fit to yours. Cheers, Sohrab