African Electronic Music 1975-1982 by Francis Bebey (Vinyl, 2012)

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Hier folgende 2 Vinyl LP / Here following 2 Vinyl LP Erscheinungsdatum / Release date: 24.02.2012. Pop international. Pop englischsprachig.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBorn Bad Records
UPC5414939162718
eBay Product ID (ePID)17050143004

Product Key Features

Release Year2012
FormatVinyl
Number of Audio ChannelsStereo
GenreInternational
Run Time69 Mins 19 Seconds
TypeLP
ArtistFrancis Bebey
Release TitleAfrican Electronic Music 1975-1982

Additional Product Features

DistributionForced Exposure
Additional informationAfrican Electronic Music 1975-1982 compiles recordings from the earlier portion of multi-instrumentalist, writer, and musicologist Francis Bebey's output. Employing traditional Western and African instrumentation as well as innovations of the era like synthesizers and drum machines, his sound was a forward-thinking and richly engaging blend of African roots music, the makossa (urban popular music) of his native Cameroon, and the then-emerging electronic music movement. Simultaneously minimal and layered, Bebey's ebullient melodies, kinetic rhythms, and endearing vocals (sung and toasted in his native Duala as well as in French and English) highlight songs like the marimba- and bass-driven "New Track" and the wryly bubbly "Coffee Cola Song," paving the way for artists like Afro-funk fusionist Manu Dibango, electrified thumb piano innovators Konono No. 1, and avant-afro groovers NOMO.
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