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Le Roi Du Ziglibithy [ Vinyl / 12" Album (Gatefold Cover) ]

Le Roi Du Ziglibithy

SKU: V85964 Barcode: 4260126061538
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album (Gatefold Cover)

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Our Take

Ernesto Djedje, the self-proclaimed Roi Du Ziglibithy, bursts onto the scene with this debut album that is as spicy and lively as a West African marketplace. The Ivorian musician effortlessly blends traditional African rhythms with funky guitar riffs and infectious grooves, creating a sound that is both unique and undeniably catchy.

From the moment you press play, you are transported to a world where the music never stops and the party never ends. Djedje's infectious energy is palpable, as he effortlessly weaves together elements of funk, reggae, and traditional Ivorian music to create a sound that is truly his own.

The album kicks off with the high-energy track "Zibila," a funky tune that will have you dancing from start to finish. Djedje's soulful vocals soar over the infectious rhythm section, drawing you in and never letting go.

As the album progresses, Djedje continues to impress with tracks like "Zady" and "Yaye Demin," which showcase his virtuoso guitar skills and impeccable sense of rhythm. Each song is a masterclass in musicality, with layers of percussion, brass, and vocals coming together to create a rich tapestry of sound.

Overall, Ernesto Djedje's debut album is a triumph of Afro-funk fusion, a joyful celebration of life and music that will have you dancing all night long. So grab your dancing shoes, crank up the volume, and let yourself be swept away by the infectious rhythms of this musical maestro.

Track Listing

Disc: 1
1. Nini
2. Ziglibithiens
3. Bliwana
4. Golozo

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About the artist

Ernesto Djédjé

Ernesto Djedje, the Ivorian guitar virtuoso who brought a funky twist to African pop music, is a name that deserves to be on everyone's radar. Hailing from the vibrant music scene of 1970s Côte d'Ivoire, Djedje's infectious blend of traditional Ivorian rhythms with the groovy sounds of funk and jazz quickly made him a household name in West Africa. With his trademark afro and flashy stage presence, Djedje was more than just a musician - he was a showman. His live performances were known for their energetic dance routines and electric guitar solos that could make even the most stoic listener tap their feet. But don't let his flashy exterior fool you - Djedje was a master musician with a deep understanding of traditional Ivorian music. His intricate guitar work and soulful vocals drew inspiration from Ivorian folk songs and griot traditions, creating a sound that was both accessible and authentic. Despite his undeniable talent, Djedje never quite achieved the international stardom that his music deserved. But for those in the know, his albums like "Zibote" and "Le Roi du Ziglibithy" are essential listening for anyone interested in exploring the rich tapestry of African music. Sadly, Djedje's life was cut short in 1983, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire musicians to this day. So do yourself a favor and dive into the world of Ernesto Djedje - you won't be disappointed.

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