Music can surely be named the art that brought the greatest joy into my life, so easily, so constantly, from my tenths, and in every journey, trip, here and everywhere.
But some music also came through out of travelling.
Here is the new track of one of those bonds, formed between Western Kenya and London, UK, named Owiny Sigoma Band.
Here is the new track:
Owiny Sigoma Band Premiere ‘Changaa Attack’
MAY 26, 2015
London-Nairobi’s Owiny Sigoma Band, a revolving collective formed by Western Kenyan musicians and UK artists, come through with “Changaa Attack,” the new single off their forthcoming third album Nyanza. Recorded in percussionist Charles Owoko and nyatiti player Joseph Nyamungu‘s home of Nyanza Province, Owiny Sigoma Band’s new full-length LP seeks to explore the intricacies of Luo music.
What do you think?
The hypnotizing “Changaa Attack” — named after the potent Kenyan homebrew ‘changaa’ (which is rumored to contain jet fuel and also goes by ‘Goodbye Mum’) — offers a complex blend of modern bass and synthesizers with Luo-influenced rhythms. The single was recorded in Kisumu by Nyamungu, Owoko, keyboardist Jesse Hackett, bass player Louis Hackett, and drummer Tom Skinner. Stream our premiere of “Changaa Attack” below and look out for the track on Owiny Sigoma Bands upcomingNyanza album, due August 28 from Gilles Peterson‘s Brownswood Recordings
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More about the band and my favourite track here:
Owiny Sigoma Band - "Harpoon Land"
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