Dibango - NegropolitainesIn the 70s & 80s he caused dance floors to shake when he took all the colours of contemporary sounds soul, funk, disco and hip hop and added them to his own Afro Groove; and by the end of the 80s in Paris, Manu Dibango had become the godfatherguardian of Black music. Between 1989 and 1992 he recorded his "Negropolitaines" cycle (it duly appeared in two volumes) whose concept was a focus on material from the African continent played by the top

such as structural strength

McCarthy's music budget for this film accommodated an orchestra of some 30 instruments

Albert Kamoo

carried by one of the most beautiful black voices of her time

"Urbanity"

by finding a more spiritual and introspective sound for Christmas that immediately brings the listener to peace and ready to celebrate the season

Alfvén composed Drapa

to offer this exciting third album

CCTRL' just like the rest of the bands' records

This compilation

unmistakable sound of a brass band comes into play

and Fugazi