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Sultan


Content

Latest edition,

Saba's Journey

5:28 min

Donso

6:36 min

Sultan(feat. Mounir Troudi)

5:38 min

Nasty Sand(feat. Mehdi Nassouli)

4:18 min

Uthopic(feat. PPS the Writah)

4:37 min

Portrait De Maure(feat. Noura Mint Seymali)

4:26 min

Djolof Blues

5:39 min

Dalaka(feat. Aziz Sahmaoui)

5:12 min

L'ombre De L'âme(feat. Mounir Troudi)

6:01 min

Lullaby for Sultan

4:14 min

Celebration(feat. Djam)

4:27 min

Café Oran

4:45 min


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Reviews (3)


The Arts Fuse

d. 5. Sep. 2022

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Allen Michie

d. 5. Sep. 2022

"Sultan has a solid lock on my year-end best of 2022 list. Let's make the world a little smaller and make this album a hit ... Now THIS is the way to make an album. Go straight down your list of the way you like music to be: funky, lyrical, soulful, exotic, grooving, multicultural, honest, political, emotional, intimate, well-produced but not slick, varied, jazzy, rocking, historically aware, experimental, tight, cliché-free, effectively arranged, diversely instrumentalized, thick with percussion and bass, thematic, cinematic, and ambitious without being pretentious. All of this and more describes Alune Wade's Sultan".


Glide magazine

d. 4. May 2022

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Jim Hynes

d. 4. May 2022

"While most of us will not understand the lyrics, nor even have a full appreciation for the complexity of the many layers of sounds and rhythms, the music will invariably move you, perhaps even more so with a brief understanding of Wade's mission. This richly conceived and impeccably rendered project is an early leading candidate for one of the top world music albums of the year and cements Wade's reputation as one of the leading world music musicians of the past twenty years".


DownBeat

2022 September

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J. Poet

2022 September

"Alune Wade's first outing, Mbolo, was a fusion of Afrobeat, jazz and traditional West African sounds, a recipe he largely follows here. But this time, he includes highlife, rap, Cuban, North African and Middle Eastern sounds, creating an international mix that's both familiar and distinctive".