Zazou Bikaye - Noir Et Blanc flac album

Noir et Blanc by Zazou Bikaye, released 27 October 2017 1. M'Pasi Ya M'Pamba 2. Mangungu 3. Dju Ya Feza 4. Munipe Wa Kati 5. Eh! Yaye 6. Mama Lenvo 7. Lamuka 8. Keba 9. Woa At last, the re-mastered vinyl reissue of one of the biggest cult albums in the history of Crammed Discs. This record is constantly being (re)discovered by generations of fans, musicians and DJs, who hail it as an unsurpassed Afro/electronic milestone

Noir Et Blanc ‎(LP, Album). Crammed Discs, Crammed Discs, Normal. Cram 025 lp, cram 025, normal 3. Germany. ARSN228094, AN-20325. Noir Et Blanc ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Unofficial).

Noir et Blanc is a supremely enjoyable collaboration between Algerian-born (France-residing) composer Hector Zazou and Zairean singer Bony Bikaye, an early and inspired marriage between Central African music and post-punk funk. Zazou, who would go on to flirt with fame at the fringes of rock (working with singers like Björk and Susanne Vega), here assembled a tight little band that included Fred Frith and Marc Hollander, all swarmed over by his own electronics manipulation and, presumably, a good bit of post-production.

It’s the first time the album has been pressed to vinyl since.

Zazou/Bikaye/CY1 : Noir Et Blanc. M’Pasi Ya M’Pamba, the first track on Hector Zazou and Bony Bikaye‘s 1983 collaboration Noir et Blanc, sounds like few other songs in pop music history  . Zazou Bikaye CY1. August 7, 2017 ·. "Noir et Blanc" reissue announced by cool UK media The Vinyl Factory. Cult Afro-electronic fusion record Noir et blanc reissued for the first time. Zazou // Bikaye // CY1’s cult record Noir et blanc is being reissued on vinyl by Crammed Discs for the first time since its 1983 release. July 27, 2017 ·.

Resulting from a torrid encounter between Congolese singer Bony Bikaye, Algerian-born French composer Hector Zazou and mad scientists CY1, it also features wild guitars by Fred Frith and by Kinono No1 producer Vincent Kenis, who also mixed the album alongside Gilles Martin and Crammed founder Marc Hollander.