Mola Sylla is a Senegalese musician. Sylla moved to Amsterdam in 1987 and plays traditional instruments such as the mbira, kongoma, xalam, and kalimba. Career milestones include collaborations across various genres, including jazz and cross-cultural music. Sylla composed the score for the film The Wild Blue Yonder (2005) with Ernst Reijseger. Sylla is a founding member of the groups Senemali and VeDaKi. Albums include Much Better (1998), Seetu/Mirror/Зеркало (2002), Janna (2003), Down Deep (2013), and Count til Zen (2015). Work with the group VeDaKi includes the albums Gombi Zor (1999) and Samm (2008).
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l'Orchestra A-Dakar
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Liberation
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| We Were There |
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Tamala
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Count Till Zen
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Down Deep
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Requiem for a Dying Planet (Music for Two Films by Werner Herzog: The White Diamond & the Wild Blue Yonder)
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Janna
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Pitche Bi (Radio Edit)
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Promise
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Meydan
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Diarra
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Where the Sun Rise (feat. Malfred & Mola Sylla)
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Mother Tongue
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