Tsapiky music from Southwest Madagascar features wild ecstatic vocals, distorted electric guitars, rocket bass, and the amphetamine beat! Unlike anything else, this is THE high life music you've always wanted - ceremonial music played with abandon and extreme intent, honoring the living and dead alike (Sublime Frequencies).
Tracklist A1 Mamehy : Je Mitsiko Ro Mokotse (“Those Who Talk Dirty Behind Your Back Tire Themselves Out For Nothing”) A2 Drick : Sinjake Panambola A3 Songada : Tany Be Maneky (Name Of The Bass Drum A4 Behaja : Marolinta (Name Of A Village On The South-western Tip Of Madagascar) A5 Meny & Ando : Ka Tseriky Iha (“Don't Be Surprised”) A6 Rebona : Zana-Konko (Name Given To Someone Possessed By The Evil Spirit Konko) B1 Renitsa : Arodarodao (“Go And Dance!”) B2 Befila : Eka Ndao (“Let's Go”) B Mahafaly Mihisa : Fanoigna (Heated Debate) B3 Gorop Milalaza : Tsapiky Milalaza B4 Mirasoa & Mahapoteke : Bleu Bleu (“Blue Blue“)
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Tsapiky music from Southwest Madagascar features wild ecstatic vocals, distorted electric guitars, rocket bass, and the amphetamine beat! Unlike anything else, this is THE high life music you've always wanted - ceremonial music played with abandon and extreme intent, honoring the living and dead alike (Sublime Frequencies).
Tracklist
A1 Mamehy : Je Mitsiko Ro Mokotse (“Those Who Talk Dirty Behind Your Back Tire Themselves Out For Nothing”)
A2 Drick : Sinjake Panambola
A3 Songada : Tany Be Maneky (Name Of The Bass Drum
A4 Behaja : Marolinta (Name Of A Village On The South-western Tip Of Madagascar)
A5 Meny & Ando : Ka Tseriky Iha (“Don't Be Surprised”)
A6 Rebona : Zana-Konko (Name Given To Someone Possessed By The Evil Spirit Konko)
B1 Renitsa : Arodarodao (“Go And Dance!”)
B2 Befila : Eka Ndao (“Let's Go”)
B Mahafaly Mihisa : Fanoigna (Heated Debate)
B3 Gorop Milalaza : Tsapiky Milalaza
B4 Mirasoa & Mahapoteke : Bleu Bleu (“Blue Blue“)