Voilaaa
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| On te l'avait dit | Voilaaa, Pat Kalla | 06:24 | |
| LIMYÈ-A | Voilaaa, David Walters, Lass, Pat Kalla | 05:22 | |
| Spies Are Watching Me | Voilaaa, Sir Jean | 07:12 | |
| Fighting Slowly | Voilaaa, Ayuune Sule | 05:22 | |
| Indossare Il Mare | Edoardo Florio Di Grazia, Voilaaa | 04:11 | |
| Ben Bene La | Voilaaa, Lass | 04:48 | |
| Water No Get Enemy | Voilaaa, Pat Kalla | 05:02 | |
| La France | Voilaaa | 04:26 | |
| Sunrays | Mark de Clive-Lowe, Andre Espeut, Voilaaa | 05:01 | |
| Vampires | Voilaaa, Hawa, Fouley Badiaga | 05:01 |
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Pursuing their explorations in the vast corridors of international Funk and Disco music, Favorite Recordings and Bruno « Patchworks » Hovart present us Voilaaa. Following a first 2 tracks single acclaimed this summer and clearly revealing the Afro-Disco inspiration of this new experience, here comes Voilaaa’s first album, titled On te l’avait dit. Under the imprint of the label and after their long years of collaboration in the achievement of projects such as The Dynamics, Mr President, Mr Day, Patchworks Galactic Project, or Taggy Matcher, the insatiable French producer therefore returns to his first love and specialty, Disco music, staring this time at the African and Caribbean influences. Indeed, as everywhere in the 70s and 80s, Funk and Disco movements were extremely influential in these regions, and in most cases, the combination of the festive, yet sometime futile nature of Disco, and the instinctive, deep, sometimes rough nature of African music, sounds like a perfect balance. Aiming to find back this energy and specific sound, Patchworks quickly began producing a few tracks; Using his unique and ruling beats and bass lines as foundations, this time he dresses all with guitars, keyboards and brass distorted with vintage and DIY effects pedals and boxes. Surrounded by a very dynamic music scene, where there is no shortage of artists with African origins, Patchworks decided to work with local singers, even if it means to accompany them on unusual musical paths. A more than successful bet with a result surprising of authenticity, as it’s unveiled recently with two explosive titles alongside Sir Jean and Pat Kalla, both from a musical background as rich than different.
