Faraón Bantú - Profecias del Emperador Bantú Sound System (2024)
BAND/ARTIST: Faraón Bantú
- Title: Profecias del Emperador Bantú Sound System
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: Palenque Records
- Genre: afro-colombian, afrobeat, African highlife
- Quality: 16-44100 FLAC
- Total Time: 00:15:21
- Total Size: 97 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
FARAON BANTU is the sound system of Palenque records, the label pioneer of afro-colombian music. For this Lp, we have called our friends all over the World to remix some of our best tunes , and we have reworked some of our classics, for all the danzers to enjoy. Afro –Colombia goes electro ¡!
Welcome to Club Palenque! The two creative forges Palenque Records (Colombia) & Chusma Records (Berlin) present their new EP ”Profesias del Emperador Bantú”, featuring five exclusive songs from the musical laboratory that is San Basilio de Palenque. The recipe for this aural cocktail is as simple as it is brilliant: renowned producers and musicians such as Novalima, Quantic, Sergente Garcia, Lucas Silva and Luis Towers have let the musical diversity of Palenque inspire them. The result: a blend of Columbian afrobeat, Caribbean champeta grooves, clubby ghetto bass and African highlife!
The Palenque sound has caused quite a stir recently – and Lucas Silva, Palenque Records’ producer and mastermind, had something to do with it! Most recently, Silva a.k.a. “El Champetaman” compiled the unique sampler “Palenque, Palenque!”(Soundway), recording and releasing numerous bands from the small north Colombian village. Palenque: the town of 4000 has a proud history to look back on. It is considered the first liberatedAfro community in Latin America. The “maroons”, mostly from West Africa, were refractory slave workers and sailors. During the colonial era, they resisted the slave system on Colombia’s plantations and in its mines. San Basilio de Palenque soon became an important site of resistance and a place of refuge for fugitive maroons! In addition to a new language – Palenquero, a mix of Bantu, Spanish, Creole and sailor’s English – a new culture and music developed. Its connection to African culture remains alive to this day. Musically, the Palenque sound goes beyond traditional folklore to include modern sounds. Palenque’s musicians create their very own blend of styles, inspired by secousse, highlife, afrobeat and Afro-Colombian sounds such as cumbia, salsa, son and gaita. Faraón Bantú Soundsystems: The new EP from Faraón Bantú Soundsystems (Lucas Silva and his buddy Najle Silva Arana) explores new musical terrain. Palenque’s afrosounds meet the afropop, ghettobass and funkadelik soultribes of Magic System, Quantic and Rigo Star.
Tracklist:
1-1. Faraón Bantú, NOVA LIMA - Macaco Mata el Toro (Batata Remix) (04:44)
1-2. Faraón Bantú, Quantic, Luis Towers - Westbound Train (02:57)
1-3. Tito, Faraón Bantú, Rigo Star - Ataole (Remix) (04:57)
1-4. Faraón Bantú, DJ Pulpo - El Vacilón del Faraón (02:43)
Welcome to Club Palenque! The two creative forges Palenque Records (Colombia) & Chusma Records (Berlin) present their new EP ”Profesias del Emperador Bantú”, featuring five exclusive songs from the musical laboratory that is San Basilio de Palenque. The recipe for this aural cocktail is as simple as it is brilliant: renowned producers and musicians such as Novalima, Quantic, Sergente Garcia, Lucas Silva and Luis Towers have let the musical diversity of Palenque inspire them. The result: a blend of Columbian afrobeat, Caribbean champeta grooves, clubby ghetto bass and African highlife!
The Palenque sound has caused quite a stir recently – and Lucas Silva, Palenque Records’ producer and mastermind, had something to do with it! Most recently, Silva a.k.a. “El Champetaman” compiled the unique sampler “Palenque, Palenque!”(Soundway), recording and releasing numerous bands from the small north Colombian village. Palenque: the town of 4000 has a proud history to look back on. It is considered the first liberatedAfro community in Latin America. The “maroons”, mostly from West Africa, were refractory slave workers and sailors. During the colonial era, they resisted the slave system on Colombia’s plantations and in its mines. San Basilio de Palenque soon became an important site of resistance and a place of refuge for fugitive maroons! In addition to a new language – Palenquero, a mix of Bantu, Spanish, Creole and sailor’s English – a new culture and music developed. Its connection to African culture remains alive to this day. Musically, the Palenque sound goes beyond traditional folklore to include modern sounds. Palenque’s musicians create their very own blend of styles, inspired by secousse, highlife, afrobeat and Afro-Colombian sounds such as cumbia, salsa, son and gaita. Faraón Bantú Soundsystems: The new EP from Faraón Bantú Soundsystems (Lucas Silva and his buddy Najle Silva Arana) explores new musical terrain. Palenque’s afrosounds meet the afropop, ghettobass and funkadelik soultribes of Magic System, Quantic and Rigo Star.
Tracklist:
1-1. Faraón Bantú, NOVA LIMA - Macaco Mata el Toro (Batata Remix) (04:44)
1-2. Faraón Bantú, Quantic, Luis Towers - Westbound Train (02:57)
1-3. Tito, Faraón Bantú, Rigo Star - Ataole (Remix) (04:57)
1-4. Faraón Bantú, DJ Pulpo - El Vacilón del Faraón (02:43)
Year 2024 | Jazz | Funk | World | FLAC / APE
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