Album Review
Sangare, Oumou – “Timbuktu” – [World Circuit]
aarbor 9/7/2022 12-inch, International
Oumou Sangare is from Mali and well known for her feminist views. This is her latest release (2022). She visited the U.S. in 2020 and got caught in the COVID lockdown. She decided to stay in Balitmore, bought a house and started writing and recording songs for this album. From the U.S. Sagare sings words of praise and caution to the folks back home in Mali, especially its women. Sangare has been rising above setbacks for most of her life. To help her single mother – abandoned by her father – to make ends meet, she sang in the street to raise cash at the age of 5. Sangare went on to win a pre-Kindergarten singing competition and embarked on a career that saw her touring the world. Now she is an iconic performer and successful businesswoman who owns hotels, businesses and a car company in Mali. Accompanied by a chorus of vocals and traditional African instrumentation. Sangare creates a sound that sounds ancient but lives comfortably today. AArbor
you heard it 31 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 68 days ago, Sam Yorko played Timbuktu
- 79 days ago, David James played Wassulu Don
- 80 days ago, Sir Cumference played Sabou Dogone
- 83 days ago, Albion Moonlight played Demissimmw
- 87 days ago, Avakhov played Gniani Sara
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