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African Beat - Putumayo Presents

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African Beat - Putumayo Presents A continent as huge as Africa (the distance from Tangier, Morocco to Johannesburg, South Africa is more than 4700 miles) is bound to have a variety of musical styles. So when the New York City-based Putumayo World Music label assembles an African pop compilation (which is something they have done on more than one occasion), there is certainly much to choose from. Putumayo could have looked to Arabic North Africa, Southern Africa, or Eastern Africa when it put together the compilation Putumayo Presents: African Beat; instead, the main focus of this 2011 release is modern pop from different parts of West Africa and Central Africa. African Beat takes listeners to Mali with Donso's "Mogoya," Adama Yalomba's "Africa," and Issa Bagayoo's "Kalan Nege," the Ivory Coast with Yodé & Siro's "Quel Est Mon Pays?," Nigeria with Gice's "Alapomeji Anthem," and Senegal with Lex Sén's "Rebel Blues." Afro-Fiesta (heard on "Baweli") have both a Congo connection and a South Africa connection, while Les Barons(heard on the infectious "Lagos Sound System") has a France/U.K. connection. But even "Baweli" and "Lagos Sound System" favor a Central African/West African type of sound. So even though African Beat has some diversity, it maintains a certain stylistic focus, and it also maintains an outlook of funkiness. The modern African pop sounds heard on this 42-minute CD get a lot of inspiration from the United States; R&B is an influence on many of the songs, and the influence of hip-hop isn't hard to find, either. Jamaican reggae, which owes a lot to African R&B, is also an influence at times. Putumayo has released its share of enjoyable African pop compilations along the way, and African Beat is yet another pleasing Afro-pop collection from the world music-oriented company.       Title/Composer Performer Time       1 Yehlisan' Umoya Ma-Afrika [Soul II Black Remix] Busi Mhlongo / Themba Ngcobo / Mkhalelwa Ngwazi Busi Mhlongo 3:24       2 Rebel Blues Lek Sen Lek Sen 2:53       3 Alapomeji Anthem Abolore Adegbola Akande 9ice 5:09       4 Kalan Nege Issa Bagayogo / Mama Sissoko / Yves Wernert Issa Bagayogo 4:06       5 Zonza Fredy Massamba Fredy Massamba 3:13       6 Quel Est Mon Pays? Siro / Yode Siro / Yode 4:26       7 Mogoya Pierre Antoine Grison Donso 3:16       8 Africa Adama Yalomba Traoré Adama Yalomba 4:08       9 Baweli Mermans Kenkosenki Afrofiesta 4:26       10 Wosoubour [Chris Annibell Remix] Vieux Farka Touré Vieux Farka Touré 3:10       11 Lagos Sound System Les Barons Les Barons 4:12  

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African Beat - Putumayo Presents

A continent as huge as Africa (the distance from Tangier, Morocco to Johannesburg, South Africa is more than 4700 miles) is bound to have a variety of musical styles. So when the New York City-based Putumayo World Music label assembles an African pop compilation (which is something they have done on more than one occasion), there is certainly much to choose from. Putumayo could have looked to Arabic North Africa, Southern Africa, or Eastern Africa when it put together the compilation Putumayo Presents: African Beat; instead, the main focus of this 2011 release is modern pop from different parts of West Africa and Central Africa. African Beat takes listeners to Mali with Donso's "Mogoya," Adama Yalomba's "Africa," and Issa Bagayoo's "Kalan Nege," the Ivory Coast with Yodé & Siro's "Quel Est Mon Pays?," Nigeria with Gice's "Alapomeji Anthem," and Senegal with Lex Sén's "Rebel Blues." Afro-Fiesta (heard on "Baweli") have both a Congo connection and a South Africa connection, while Les Barons(heard on the infectious "Lagos Sound System") has a France/U.K. connection. But even "Baweli" and "Lagos Sound System" favor a Central African/West African type of sound. So even though African Beat has some diversity, it maintains a certain stylistic focus, and it also maintains an outlook of funkiness. The modern African pop sounds heard on this 42-minute CD get a lot of inspiration from the United States; R&B is an influence on many of the songs, and the influence of hip-hop isn't hard to find, either. Jamaican reggae, which owes a lot to African R&B, is also an influence at times. Putumayo has released its share of enjoyable African pop compilations along the way, and African Beat is yet another pleasing Afro-pop collection from the world music-oriented company.
 
    Title/Composer Performer Time  
    1
Yehlisan' Umoya Ma-Afrika [Soul II Black Remix]
Busi Mhlongo / Themba Ngcobo / Mkhalelwa Ngwazi
Busi Mhlongo
3:24  
    2
Rebel Blues
Lek Sen
Lek Sen
2:53  
    3
Alapomeji Anthem
Abolore Adegbola Akande
9ice
5:09  
    4
Kalan Nege
Issa Bagayogo / Mama Sissoko / Yves Wernert
Issa Bagayogo
4:06  
    5
Zonza
Fredy Massamba
Fredy Massamba
3:13  
    6
Quel Est Mon Pays?
Siro / Yode
Siro / Yode
4:26  
    7
Mogoya
Pierre Antoine Grison
Donso
3:16  
    8
Africa
Adama Yalomba Traoré
Adama Yalomba
4:08  
    9
Baweli
Mermans Kenkosenki
Afrofiesta
4:26  
    10
Wosoubour [Chris Annibell Remix]
Vieux Farka Touré
3:10  
    11 4:12
 

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