But I'm new to all of this.
I mean all: TB, bass learning, playing..
But this seems like the right place to post this.
I like pretty much any music that has some kind of genuine life feeling and expression.
A few styles don't work for me much at all, and the ones that really hit me seem to fall way outside of what most people listen to.
There was a mainstream rawk station in Seattle, early 80s, had a show on Sundays with the great title "Your Mother Won't Like It".
Listeners could come on and play an hour of their favorite music.
The only big station that played anything punkish or what became various forms of indie.
So in the spirit of that I'm gonna call this list, "Pretty Much Ain't Nobody Gonna Like It".
What I've been most excited about for the past 15 years has been coming out of Madagascar. An amazing place, the music reflects the blending of styles of cultural influences, indigenous trance forms, African, Arabic, South Pacific, colonial.
Heavy on the trance, 6/8 rhythms, the tempos, all unique.
The role of the bass varies greatly, from just holding down the rhythm to sharing equally with guitar or whatever instrument is filling the lead role.
So, I proffer here, a little Gasy playlist (and jumping up to the island of Mayotte, just north. Both share Roumbou/Salegy, but Mayotte has more Arabic/Islamic influence).
You won't like it, but it had be done.
All apologies....
Just remember, I coulda done the Azerbaijani one...
1) South to North - Toliara to Mayotte
Idea Pictures, - hevitry ny mosare
Djoino Aia olo
Antoinette:
Salegy Joacin Hamo
Jean Cedile - manignianagna
Mayotte - Zily
Mayotte - Junior B
The Big Time - back to Salegy.
Wawa is probably the superstar of the nation. The band is incredible.
Wawa Live Toulouse 2017 - Tiankavangna
I mean all: TB, bass learning, playing..
But this seems like the right place to post this.
I like pretty much any music that has some kind of genuine life feeling and expression.
A few styles don't work for me much at all, and the ones that really hit me seem to fall way outside of what most people listen to.
There was a mainstream rawk station in Seattle, early 80s, had a show on Sundays with the great title "Your Mother Won't Like It".
Listeners could come on and play an hour of their favorite music.
The only big station that played anything punkish or what became various forms of indie.
So in the spirit of that I'm gonna call this list, "Pretty Much Ain't Nobody Gonna Like It".
What I've been most excited about for the past 15 years has been coming out of Madagascar. An amazing place, the music reflects the blending of styles of cultural influences, indigenous trance forms, African, Arabic, South Pacific, colonial.
Heavy on the trance, 6/8 rhythms, the tempos, all unique.
The role of the bass varies greatly, from just holding down the rhythm to sharing equally with guitar or whatever instrument is filling the lead role.
So, I proffer here, a little Gasy playlist (and jumping up to the island of Mayotte, just north. Both share Roumbou/Salegy, but Mayotte has more Arabic/Islamic influence).
You won't like it, but it had be done.
All apologies....
Just remember, I coulda done the Azerbaijani one...
1) South to North - Toliara to Mayotte
Idea Pictures, - hevitry ny mosare
Djoino Aia olo
Antoinette:
Salegy Joacin Hamo
Jean Cedile - manignianagna
Mayotte - Zily
Mayotte - Junior B
The Big Time - back to Salegy.
Wawa is probably the superstar of the nation. The band is incredible.
Wawa Live Toulouse 2017 - Tiankavangna
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