Sarazino - Ya Foy! - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Albert Jaonison brings a new stone to electro and the house. It's compositions mix, voice gospel, and divas of the Negro spiritual on rates/rhythms house and electronic and vague synthetic, in short, large sound! It's style is recommended to you if you like Benny Benassi, Chemical Brothers or Justice. First project of Albert Jaonison the album oscillates between traditional house and electro house, a title like ' Drum house' invite cords low funky and rhythmic a groove, with ' Trend', we plunges into the roots of the electro sound. Oh happy day, the first musical shock for Albert Jaonison. Oh happy day was also made up the year of it's birth. Written by Edwin Hawkins for it's choral society, Oh happy day returns in a remix version, in a style house and techno, with Carole Fredericks for the voice and Lafayette Inspirational Ensemble for the choruses. Carole Fredericks, American artist, arrive at Paris at the end of the Nineties. Noticed by Jean Jacques Goldman, she will make a spectacular career. It's services on scene confirm it's astonishing vocal capacity which one still appreciates on this piece. Exceptional music for exceptional voices will be able only to move you. Bio Albert is rocked by the music and initiates himself as of his more young age with drums. From 14 years he starts to program the music for his buddies classroom with it's 'eats disc' and it's vinyls 45 turns ! At 20 years, Albert officiates behind platinums of the Parisian places connected with one mix funky, house and disco music. He will play at Café de la plage, Le ravitailleur and Métropolis. He will be the dj resident of the evening Dj party, Mix your life which will take place every quarter in the capital. When the electro style appears in 2006, Albert composes it's own pieces and make remixs. Albert appreciates the roots of the negro spiritual music and especially those of the gospel when

Sarazino is the brainchild of Lamine Fellah, a musician, songwriter and producer whose nomadic life is reflected in the multicultural influences in his songs. Fellah is a true child of a globalized world and Sarazino's music draws on reggae, Latin and African grooves, Arabic music and catchy, international pop to create an upbeat celebration of the diverse world we all share.

March 5, 1977, at The Palms Café, Big Joe Turner walked onto the small Los Angeles stage with the weight of a legacy and the spark of a showman. Still larger than life at 65, he stepped onto the modest Los Angeles stage and unleashed a storm of blues power that left the walls shaking. Every note carried the weight of a lifetime spent bending music to his will, blending the grit of Kansas City's heyday with the fire of a man who wasn't ready to slow down.