Rivers From Ogun Ticora
Album info
Album-Release:
2021
HRA-Release:
29.04.2022
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- 1 Soledad 03:25
- 2 Massalé 05:36
- 3 Chaloupe 05:16
- 4 Rivers From Ogun 04:06
- 5 Many Lanzo 04:05
- 6 Woza Cindy 04:58
- 7 Prez One 05:00
- 8 Self Captain 03:39
- 9 Hymn To Refugees 05:28
Info for Rivers From Ogun
An electric journey between Africa, the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean.
“On their first official album Rivers From Ogun, the group Ticora exist at the confluence of Afrobeat, highlife and jazz. The project navigates between music from the African continent, the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean, drawing its inspiration from rumba, kompa or spiritual jazz as well as maloya. The Yoruba deity Ogun is invoked to guide the group in dealing with issues such as police brutality, the situation of refugees and general intolerance.
Based between France and Switzerland, Ticora were born from the meeting of organist Cédric Schaerer with Hadrien Santos Da Silva, an expert in traditional music from around the world and member of the famous Ti’Kaniki maloya collective. When their paths crossed in Zurich in 2016, they decided to form a quartet with two other musicians passionate about world music: Arthur Donnot on tenor saxophone and Erwan Valazza on guitar.”
Cedric Schaerer, keyboards, Hammond organ, vocals
Erwan Valazza, guitar
Arthur Donnot, tenor saxophone, percussion, vocals
Hadrien Santos Da Silva, drums, conga, vocals
Ticora
Based between France and Switzerland, Ticora was born from the meeting of organist Cédric Schaerer with Hadrien Santos Da Silva, an expert in traditional music from around the world and member of the famous Ti’Kaniki maloya collective. When their paths crossed in Zurich in 2016, they decided to form a quartet with two other musicians passionate about “world music”: Arthur Donnot on tenor saxophone (Kuma) and Erwan Valazza on guitar (Mohs).
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