
Help a dude out. An eminently worthy project from Sahel Sounds.
Yet another great cassette compilation of boomin' Saharan popular jamz from Mr. Christopher Kirkley of SahelSounds. Some of these tracks bust out the only passable (non-comedic) use of autotune that I can manage enjoy at this point in hip-hop history. Needless to say, this series and that site are deeply recomended. 2010 release by Mississippi Records. 320 rip by yours truly. Tracks are separated. Enjoy.
This wild mixtape of comtemporary Saharan music cost me only $3 at over Exiled Records today! A bumping mishmash of african dancehall, house (tent?) music, gnawa?, saharan blues & other local genres I couldn't even begin to name. Hadn't heard of SahelSounds until discovering this collection. Well, I'm a convert. That site's Christopher Kirkley has put together an impressive collection of field recordings, photographs, personal narratives and smart commentary from his extensive travels of the "Sahel region of Mauratania, Senegal [and] Mali." Highly recommended.