Susu Pampanin and the Cairo Cats/Susu Pampanin: Susu Pampanin (bongos); Samira El Masriya, Shadia Mohtady (vocals); Houda El Artiste (accordion); Mohanned Elwir (bass guitar); Jacqueline Rago (bongos); Elizabeth Newell (claves); Daria Schwarzschild, Gregangelo Herrera, Marsha Kobuchi (deff); Amina (unknown instrument). ...

Susu Pampanin discography. Audio Mixer: Jim Helman. Recording information: Hypercussion Studio, Berkeley, CA.

Susu Pampanin albums. Cellist Jami Sieber has a talent for using her instrument like a painter, adorning her musical canvas with washes of vivid tones and reflective moods. That impressionistic, expressive nature is more evident than ever on her gorgeous album Unspoken. The ...

Susu Pampanin CD discography. This solo album by D'Cuckoo's Candice Pacheco is a revelation. Avoiding song structures in general, she weaves a hypnotic fabric out of polyrhythmic samples, synthetic beats and her own arresting voice. The album opens with the bracing "If Then...," in ...

Susu Pampanin music CDs. Track Listing of songs: De Aqui Pa'Lla; Llevo, Llevo; Lamban Bali; Abran Paso; Serpentine; Colo Do Rio; Bambu Beat; Come Together; Joropeando; What's Up?; Still Waitin' for the Buzz;

Moh Alileche follows his "Tragedy" album with this new CD of traditional Amazigh (Berber) songs of North Africa, including original compositions and one remake of an Algerian classic. Some of the nine new songs were recorded in Algeria by well ...

TRAGEDY is a tribute to Matoub Lounes, an Amazigh singer who was murdered in 1998. vocalist/mondol player presents traditional Berber songs of North Africa - the music is also known to the native people as "Imazighen," or "Kabyle" folk music; instrumentation ...

Although Hydeus Kiatta in recent times often performs in jazz clubs in the Los Angeles area, this is a pop-oriented set. Her flexible voice is excellent and attractive but the settings are pretty commercial and most of her improvising takes place over closing vamps. All of the songs were written or co-composed by Kiatta and although sincere, it is doubtful that any will catch on as standards. The backup band, which is mostly comprised of lesser-known players, is functional with violinist Patti Weiss getting in a couple good licks. But overall this effort is a pleasant ...