Jean Emilien
Born in the Southern plains of Madagascar, Jean-Emilien was introduced to music by his grandfather. After some rough beginnings, including the disapproval of his father of his "futile" career plans, he was eventually able to delve into the universe of his home island sounds. Listeners are fortunate to hear the harmonious mix of his "kabosse," the traditional guitar of Madagascar," and the hymnal chants of his harmonica.
- 1. Mitodiha (Album : Miandraza)
- 2. Aza Meka (Album : Miandraza)
- 3. Miandraza (Album : Miandraza)
- 4. Rasoa (Album : Miandraza)
Miandraza
Released : 1998 | Label : Cobalt | Length : 42' 40''
Genres :
Creole roots . Gwoka . Maloya . Sega . Salegy . Bélè | Blues | Afropop
Instruments : Harmonica | Valiha - Kabosy
Jean Emilien experiments with his personalized kabosy, the accordion, and footbeat to create an impressive style that led him to win several awards and to be compared to Robert Johnson, the father of Blues. His inventive style to the traditonal sounds of Madagascar and Reunion Island (he even added a fifth bass string to his instrument) results in melodic and rhythmic hymns.
| 01 - | Miandraza | 05mn 47s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 02 - | Likenana | 04mn 34s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 03 - | Belina | 04mn 37s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 04 - | Fanoriha | 02mn 48s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 05 - | Rasoa | 02mn 53s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 06 - | Tsy Aveloko | 03mn 35s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 07 - | Kapetsaka | 04mn 30s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 08 - | Mitodiha | 04mn 36s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 09 - | Teholy | 03mn 14s | 0.99 $ | ||
| 10 - | Aza Meka | 06mn 06s | 0.99 $ |
Product details Format : MP3
Encoding : [320 Kb/s, Stereo] | Size : 100.02 Mo
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