@Robert.Novack they're coming to concert in Tucson and Phoenix soon. Not Cleveland for me though. I have family in Tucson, I wish somehow I could get there and see them and the concert!
Thats just plain wrong. It all came from the USA. Dont misunderstand me it is good music and it and the black population of the USA pioneered a good bit of these music styles but none of these styles come from Africa. That being said I love sahel sounds easily one of the most relaxed rock I heard in recent time.
@@herrfriedrich6563 that's just plain wrong. It all came from Africa. Don't misunderstand me, USA makes good music and the black population of the USA pioneered a good bit of these music styles but none of these styles come from the USA. That being said I love Sahel Sounds; easily one of the most relaxed rock I've heard lately.
I wouldn't call it Saharan blues; it's more traditional. Somali, Ethiopian, and Sudanese from the 1970s/80s/90s all have this vibe, and they're not from the Sahara. Also, we wouldn't really consider this blues at all, tbh
@@Omiiee I agree! I think up until the 90s and even 00s, the sound and feel of Somali, Ethiopian, and Sudanese, etc music is kind of a mix of traditional folk music sounds and funk and disco sounds that were very popular globally. I love listening to old songs that I find via old wedding VHS tapes, tracking them down to find out that somebody has graciously posted the entirety of the song to YT or insta!
@@ikazur99 Here are some I have been listening to recently: Waaberi, DurDur, and Danan Hargeysa (all Somali bands) Roha Band, Admas band, and The Walias band (all from Ethiopia) For the African equivalent to Supremes, look to Sudan; three really popular bands from the 70s were Sisters Amal, Hayat Talsam, and Hadia. For other sounds you have Mohammed Wardi, Saied Khalifa, Aisha Musa Ahmad, Rejaf, Balabil, omad korom, Mustafa Seed Ahmed, Hanan Bulu Bulu, Mohamoud Abdulaziz, and Sharhabil Ahmed, Nancy Agag. As you can see, there is a larger chunk of Sudani musicians and singers here, that because most of East Africa looked to Sudan as the musical big brother. Still does. They got a head start is what my parents tell me.
This refreshingly beautiful, haunting, visceral and grounding blend of styles and influences, that manages to be 100% authentic and original. You guys have a great vibe, listening from New York, USA! Can't wait for more music, much love
Joy is the word that comes to mind as I listen to the new album from Etran de L'Aïr. A joyous album from start to finish. I want to live in their music, in their guitars and drums.
The the most popular video from less than a year ago other than imouha that has garnered such an insanely small amount of attention compared to imouha. The youtube algorithm is not terribly evil, but it sure as heck is unequal...
This is nice, all the nature. But i have to admit: miss the green screen. Glad they kept the editing master, who stayed true to the core of the last video.
Rock and roll ain't ever gonna die. It'll take on new faces and play far-off and unexpected venues, but it won't ever die.
Chill out, my friend, nobody tries to burry rock and roll. :)
it’s in 3 ⚰️
👏👏👏
No not rock n roll hahaha not a single tune
Much love from Brazil, King Gizzard fans aprove this sound.
Sonzinho maneiro.
Experimente ouvir "Imouha"..
@@reginaldocesar80 Quando encontro algo que gosto vou a fundo, primeira coisa que fiz foi baixar os álbuns pra ouvir com calma.
@@reginaldocesar80vou ouvir.
i never tought about that pipeline but yeah now that u mention it
@@wesselstolze9555its the microtonal king gizz to desert pipeline lol
I'm from Phoenix Arizona USA an I gotta say this band is awesome I love imouha song. I love the video style these guys rock
Tucson here…I agree. 💙
@Robert.Novack they're coming to concert in Tucson and Phoenix soon. Not Cleveland for me though. I have family in Tucson, I wish somehow I could get there and see them and the concert!
@@mangeload hats awesome I'ma have to look for theme
@@johnrogers1528
10-8 solar culture in Tucson
10-9 rebel lounge in Phoenix
@@johnrogers1528don’t sleep on it, saw them last night in Austin and it’s epic.
Can’t wait for their KEXP episode
Just when I wonder where rock can go next, something as fresh as this comes along.
Cheers, chaps! Much love from the UK 🇬🇧
They've been playing this music for decades. You're just finding out about it now! This was the blues before the blues!
Are you keeping up with the Siberian and Mongolian music seen? Check out Otyken and The Hu, if you haven't already.
Muy buena música. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina
Thats an awesome drum pattern, I don't think i've hear this one before.
There are some gnarly drum patterns all over african musical cultures
Etran de L'Air is one of those bands that mesmerizes me. Their music is timeless ❤
On a rain filled day in Ireland, transported (if only for a few minutes) by this warm vibe emanating from the Sahara.
So peppy and so laid back all at once. ❤
It feels like casually strolling through a crowded lively city square you've never been to. You're taking it slow, but nobody else is. 😎
Poland 🇵🇱
Greetings from Eastern Europe from the Polish province, amazing vibe
I'm a kid from america, These guys are one of my new favorite bands! Gonna jam to this on my next road trip 🤙
Lost for words. Rock lives on.
man, I must attend their concert at least once in my life
These guys are awesome. Big respect from USA for putting this all together. I'm jamming this at work 😁
Suenan increíble 🎉 Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
I really dig these dudes. It’s cool to hear music travel and mix across continents.
If you ever wondered where blues, jazz and rock came from?
From here. Mother Africa
Danke sehr!🙂
Louder for those at the back
Thats just plain wrong. It all came from the USA. Dont misunderstand me it is good music and it and the black population of the USA pioneered a good bit of these music styles but none of these styles come from Africa. That being said I love sahel sounds easily one of the most relaxed rock I heard in recent time.
@@herrfriedrich6563 that's just plain wrong. It all came from Africa. Don't misunderstand me, USA makes good music and the black population of the USA pioneered a good bit of these music styles but none of these styles come from the USA. That being said I love Sahel Sounds; easily one of the most relaxed rock I've heard lately.
Maravilhoso!!!❤ Saudações do Brasil! Parabéns!
What a welcome breath of fresh air!
Love from California ❤
USA have California Love this is Sahara Love
Greetings from Taguatinga, DF, Brasil.
Sahel sounds é muito bom este som!!!! Abraco do Brasil.
Opa !!!ainda ha esperança!!!
@@Rollingquartz1234 bom dia, como assim? Rsrsrs
Esto es arte... Me he enamorado de su música...
Touareg culture is pure psychedelic ❤
Love from Brasil 🇧🇷
MANAUS AM
Wow!! Just saw that this track reached #90 in the iTunes Worldwide Charts in USA!
Vancouver Canada we love you're music keep it up .
Really digging this Saharan blues
I wouldn't call it Saharan blues; it's more traditional. Somali, Ethiopian, and Sudanese from the 1970s/80s/90s all have this vibe, and they're not from the Sahara. Also, we wouldn't really consider this blues at all, tbh
@@Omiiee I agree! I think up until the 90s and even 00s, the sound and feel of Somali, Ethiopian, and Sudanese, etc music is kind of a mix of traditional folk music sounds and funk and disco sounds that were very popular globally. I love listening to old songs that I find via old wedding VHS tapes, tracking them down to find out that somebody has graciously posted the entirety of the song to YT or insta!
@@A_MapleBar share some names please!
@@ikazur99 Here are some I have been listening to recently:
Waaberi, DurDur, and Danan Hargeysa (all Somali bands)
Roha Band, Admas band, and The Walias band (all from Ethiopia)
For the African equivalent to Supremes, look to Sudan; three really popular bands from the 70s were Sisters Amal, Hayat Talsam, and Hadia.
For other sounds you have Mohammed Wardi, Saied Khalifa, Aisha Musa Ahmad, Rejaf, Balabil, omad korom, Mustafa Seed Ahmed, Hanan Bulu Bulu, Mohamoud Abdulaziz, and Sharhabil Ahmed, Nancy Agag.
As you can see, there is a larger chunk of Sudani musicians and singers here, that because most of East Africa looked to Sudan as the musical big brother. Still does. They got a head start is what my parents tell me.
@ thank you my fren 🫂
Increíble Guitarra Tuareg 🎸🔥
Much love from Memphis, Tennessee. Reminds me a lot of local blues musicians I hear performing on the street.
I was definitely saying that on another song of theirs with that old school church sound.....
Just discovered this amazing group this morning! Listening in Oklahoma USA 🎉🎉❤
I forgive youtube for all the bullshits it throws at me nowadays now that it has introduced me to this beautiful sounds.
You guys sound great, please, continue making music!❤
What did i just stumble on? Soooo good.
Awesome! Love you guys, your music and your style.
these guys are like a more raw version of tinariwen and i love it
Belíssima paisagem de arenitos, juntamente com o som, são uma viagem no tempo e no espaço
This refreshingly beautiful, haunting, visceral and grounding blend of styles and influences, that manages to be 100% authentic and original. You guys have a great vibe, listening from New York, USA! Can't wait for more music, much love
this is so good. what a great victory for all of us. amazing.
Love to Etran de L'Aïr all the way from Bolivia
The 2020s are a weird century so far, we have pandemics, wars and extremely good music, this is another great example.
maybe you are referring to decade?
You guys are the best and im so glad i found your music 💖
Love the music and message! From Pittsburgh USA
I feel like i was gifted with this accidintal discovery, to cool my guys ❤ from US
Like and respect from Kazakhstan ❤
I love this band!! Howdy from Texas USA
Excelente, saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷
I love Sahara Blues! Make more music, from North India🇮🇳🇮🇳
Really appreciate the sounds here ! Love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤️
The beat is pumping up Psychedelics Vibes..💜👍
Looking forward to seeing this band in LA
thank you for the revolutionary and uplifting tunes
Well I have a new favorite set of guitarists
Wow wow wow
Joy is the word that comes to mind as I listen to the new album from Etran de L'Aïr. A joyous album from start to finish. I want to live in their music, in their guitars and drums.
Love frome Switzerland !!!
Damn, im swiss too, the connection is real
Lovin their music so raw yet so exciting
Esta ves se vistieron de gala. Tremendo arte que realizan. Cracks!!!
this makes me smile. keep it up lads! sounds great! Much success to ya from Canada!
Another great song! The video is also very cool 🤝🏻❤
Kings
Ao povo oprimido, permaneçam unidos, eles são fortes, mas nós somos todos!
Sahara Blues ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Truly beautiful 👍🏼🎸👍🏼🎸👍🏼
This is amazing. New fan! I can’t make any of those dates but come back to America and I’ll definitely see u live!
Very cool song ❤❤❤
Mad love and respect from the wild west of Canada!
Só quero avisar que esse som chegou aqui no Brasil. E eu estou encantado, senhores, muito bom.
seeing them in dallas was so dope
Yeah metalheads are ALIVE!!!!
Good work, friends!
Beautiful ❤💫🫂🌐💫🌟🌠🌈🌫🌬☁️💧
Excelente! Es saludos desde 🇨🇷
😮 What a great sound, cheers from Mexico City 👏🏻
The the most popular video from less than a year ago other than imouha that has garnered such an insanely small amount of attention compared to imouha. The youtube algorithm is not terribly evil, but it sure as heck is unequal...
Another BANGER -- USA loves u guys!!
Love the style and vibe of this video! Well done, editor!
primer comentario! saludos desde chile
This group rules
Greetings from Arizona, USA, ☮️
COMING FROM austin texas much love
mi favorito hasta ahora, aguante Entran de L'Air!!!!
Just recently discovered this band, amazing!
Its like Tinariwen and Bombino made a child.. or Etran de L'air and Tinariwen made a child.. hmmm hard!!! Eitherway.. daamn. so good!
ええやん！
すごい！
Babe wake up, Etran de L'aïr dropped a new song
Choice1 brother,love to you all from me in nz ,
drummer >>>
Great sound, cheers from Brazil!!
Looooove it!!! Love your music
Even this same song with more distorted guitars would sound just as good.
In that battery I feel the power of John Bonham
8tavo comentario dsd México 👌🤘
Very nice video!!!
Вы крутые!!!🎉🎉🎉
Very good stuff!
Belíssimo som! Salutations du Brasil!
This is nice, all the nature. But i have to admit: miss the green screen. Glad they kept the editing master, who stayed true to the core of the last video.
Saharaaaa
So talented