10. juni spiller Group Doueh fra Vest-Sahara på The Villa i Oslo.
Musikk-gruppa Group Doueh er på Europaturné. 10. juni kl. 21.00 spiller de på
The Villa i Oslo.
Billetter kr. 150,-. Forsalg på
Tiger.
Konserten er en del av Oslo World Music Festival.
Gruppas afrikansk-blues-aktige musikere har inkorporert pop og rock-elementer i låtene. De har holdt i over 20 år og består av Doueh på gitar, kona hans Halima på vokal, sønnen deres Jamal på orgel og deres bestevenn Bashiri på vokal.
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If you think youve heard all the great electric guitar styles in the world, think again. This Saharan sand-blizzard of fine-crushed glass will grind your face to a bloody pulp. Group Doueh play raw and unfiltered Saharawi music from the former colonial Spanish outpost of the Western Sahara. Doueh (pronounced Doo-way) is their leader and a master of the electric guitar. Hes been performing since he was a child playing in many groups before finally creating his own in the 1980s. Doueh says hes Influenced by western pop and rock music especially Jimi Hendrix and James Brown. His sound is distorted, loud and unhinged with an impressive display of virtuosity and style only known in this part of the world. His wife Halima and friend Bashiri are the two vocalists in the group. Saharawi songs are from the sung poetry of the Hassania language. The music is based on the same modal structure as Mauritanian music, however, Douehs style is a looser appropriation infused with a western guitar scope, one that relies, in his words, as much on Hendrix as it does traditional Sahrawi music. It also adds a playful pop element that rarely filters through in this region. Doueh has turned down countless offers from Morocco and Europe to release his music but he decided to offer us access to his homemade recordings and photo archive for this amazing debut release. This is a CD reissue of the sold-out LP edition and comes with great photos of the musicians and liner notes by Hisham Mayet.