David Dalle
Thursday March 13th, 2014 with David Dalle
Hassan Hakmoun, Habib Koite, Mehmet Ali Sanlikol, Souljazz Orchestra; a great mix of Moroccan, West African, Brazilian, Turkish, and Jazz!
Today will have a great mix of Moroccan, Malian, Senegalese, Brazilian, Funk, Turkish, and Jazz music centred around 4 new releases:
Hassan Hakmoun's first new album in over a decade, "Unity", it's a terrific new album with a lot of West African and funk influences on his Gnawa base.
Turkish-jazz pianist composer Mehmet Ali Sanlikol's new album "What's Next?" featuring a great mix of Turkish and Jazz influences and instruments.
The new release from Habib Koite "Soo" where he is not accompanied by his band Bamada, but a more intimate recording made at his home studio with several guest musicians. Perhaps his best album yet.
Ottawa's Souljazz Orchestra's new album "Inner Fire"; they are playing this Saturday night at Babylon Nightclub. www.babylonclub.ca for more information.
| Hamadiyi Hassan Hakmoun - Unity - Healing Records 
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| Moulay Ahmed Hassan Hakmoun - Unity - Healing Records
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| Beni Baraale Orchestre Baobab - Made in Dakar - World Circuit/Nonesuch |
| Senegal-Bresil Cheikh Lo - Lamp Fall - World Circuit/Nonesuch |
| Volte Para O Seu Lar Marisa Monte - Yele Brazil - EMI |
| Black Orchid The Souljazz Orchestra - Inner Fire - Strut Records 
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| Kizomba, Festa Da Raca Banda Reflexu - Yele Brazil - EMI |
| Me Deixa Monobloco - Arrastao Da Alegria - Monobloco |
| Amarmoussaoui Hassan Hakmoun - Unity - Healing Records
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| Balontan Habib Koite - Soo - Contre Jour
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| Djadjiry Habib Koite - Soo - Contre Jour
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| Khafole Habib Koite - Soo - Contre Jour
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| One Life To Live The Souljazz Orchestra - Inner Fire - Strut Records
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| Gone Crazy: a noir fantasy Mehmet Ali Sanlikol - What's Next? - Dunya
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| Better Stay Home Mehmet Ali Sanlikol - What's Next? - Dunya
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| Kozan March Mehmet Ali Sanlikol - What's Next? - Dunya
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| Tangata Astor Piazzolla/Pablo Ziegler, Emanuel Ax - Los Tangueros - Sony Classical |
| Morceau de concert in c minor Op. 27 Alexander Dreyschock/Howard Shelley, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra - The Romantic Piano Concerto vol. 61 - Hyperion |
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Diggin' the vibe... Perfect for painting a home office. q;^) Look forward to the Turkish jazz. Don't know Mahmet, so that should be very cool. Souljazz's new one is indeed most excellent!
3:09 PM, March 13th, 2014