Ammar 808 - Maghreb United mp3 download

Ammar 808 ‎– Maghreb United. Label: Glitterbeat ‎– GBLP 060. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By – Ammar 808. Reeds, Mizwad – Lassad Boughalmi (tracks: A3, A4, B1, B2). Vocals – Cheb Hassen Tej (tracks: A3, A4, B1, B2), Sofiane Saidi (tracks: A1, B3, B5).

Artist: Ammar 808. Album: Maghreb United. Sofiane Saidi) 02 – Sidi Kommi (feat.

AMMAR 808 is an interstellar soldier on a quest for Lowest-Bass possible and mean grooves  . ABOUT AMMAR 808 عمّار. Last concert in Paris, festival Chorus. festival chorus concert, with the incredible lens of Pierre Fauqemberg.

by Ammar 808 - 10 Tracks - 36:27. Release date 06/15/2018.

Maghreb United isn’t just the future. It is a soaring bird of hope in a sometimes dull musical World. They have taken ancient songs and rhythms from the Targ, Gnawa and Rai cultures, singers from Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria and orchestrated them into a sci-fi apocalypse, an album so hypnotic that you can feel the Maghreb region oozing out of every note. Ain Essouda is a glorious, pounding track that will surely be astounding when witnessed live. Anyone missing out on this album is simply missing out on the chance of being musically enlightened. All words by Mikey Bailey via Paul Scott-Bates. More of Paul’s writing on Louder Than War can be found at his author’s archive.

AMMAR 808 intends Maghreb United to be a completely immersive experience, something that will carry over into the live shows. We’ll be accompanied by a VJ, he says. When you talk about today’s problems, Ammar 808 says, it’s already too late. People talk about what should be, when you need to project about the future. And with Maghreb United, that’s exactly what AMMAR 808 does. It’s the great reinvention of a region’s music. It’s a call to action.

Ammar 808 is the name currently used by Sofyann Ben Youssef, the band’s Tunisian leader, producer and arranger, responsible for the electronics on the album, and it was inspired by his love of that vintage drum machine, the TR-808. Until now, Youssef has been best known for providing the bass rhythms for the rousing Tunisian folk-rock band Bargou 08, who matched electronica against traditional acoustic instruments. Now he has applied the same technique to music from right across the Maghreb, with even more impressive results

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