Yeahman - Deelahli (ft. Mina Shankha)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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“Ostriconi” is the first full length album from French multi-instrumentalist Jean Dasso, better known as Yeahman, and its release at the start of 2021 on New York based Wonderwheel Recordings is guaranteed to kick the new year off with dreamlike finesse.
The album is named for the Ostriconi valley in Corsica, France - and across it’s 9 mellifluous tracks, listeners are transported to the lush and picturesque banks of the valley’s eponymous river. The at times surreal beauty and tranquility of the region is sonically recreated by Yeahman and his collaborators on “Ostriconi”, who lead us on a melancholic journey down from the mystical mountains to the vibrant sea, giving us a sense of a diverse and unfurling world at our feet.
The recording and production of the album were the product of Dasso’s singular artistic vision, and give musical form to artistic alliances he built between Toulouse, Dakar, Napoli and Marseille. Yeahman shares his first opus as an invitation of sorts for us to reunite in a sleepy world, one where we all yet long for the flames of dancing to reignite. “Ostriconi” bids everyone to dream of an uplifting future, and arouses that sleeping hope for such that lives in us all.
The languidly beautiful “Deelalhli” grounds the start of journey in rhythm and lively melodies right from the off, setting a tone that is explored across the rest of the album. "Baixi Baixi" follows as an ode to nature before “Soupe Feu” returns us to Yeahman’s roots in a percussive and sample-based dancefloor tune. The lead single “Sakoneta” needs no introduction as it elevates the tempo before “Ouloullou” and “Sueño Contigo” slowly bring us back to earth, a passage that culminates nicely with the introspective and pulsing “GLI-F4”. Mina Shankha, Hajna and Yeahman join forces to restyle Peruvian cumbia classic “Cariñito” before the album closes with “Lecce74”. Featuring El Buho, this last song is a melancholic ode that returns us to reality and puts a beautiful bow on the electric trip that is “Ostriconi”.
Composed, produced and recorded by Jean Dasso (Yeahman) in Toulouse, Marseille (FR) , Dakar (SEN) & Napoli (ITA)
Mixed at La Tanière Studio (Toulouse) by Yoann Lê
Mastered by Sebastian Cordoves (Berlin)
Featuring : Mina Shankha, Aluna Project, Omar Zidia, Aluminé Guerrero, Hajna, El Búho
Additional musicians : Federica Morra (voice #4), Tarang Cissoko (kora #4 & #5), Oumar "Baro" Sal (#5)
Artwork : Jérôme Souillot, Edith Mercier
Production : Clément Collaveri (Caravana Productions)
released January 29, 2021
This reminds me of Ederlezi! My new fav.
I STILL SEE THE SHADOWS IN MY ROOM
Un petit bar de plage à Koh Lanta qui passait des morceaux de Yeahman... voilà comment je l'ai découvert 👍
sublime
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Дякую! Чудова музика - це чудовий день
Ederlezi
Крутая музыка!
I heard it this in radio Kampus
Rhythmics of the singing part is stolen from Bijelo Dugme - Djurdjevdan, but a fine remix. Set your Credits properly!
I was thinking it was familiar, but I thought it was from "Kayah & Bregovič - Nie Ma, Nie Ma Ciebie"
Oh really? I doubt Yeahman wanted to rip off any muscian. You can ask him personnaly.
@@jamdun3043 Check out the Ederlezi song and the one I mentioned, you will hear :)
On repeat…
Very ethereal! Thanks for uploading.
It reminds me an old Sting song.
aussi on dit souvent les français, nul pas du tout
@marsgrujic1638 also Kruder, many EU nice music
who disliked this? show yourself!