A party without borders. Mixed by DJ Bertú: Teranga Beat Senegal 70s mix.
The unsurpassed labels Teranga Beat and Analog Africa recently released another couple of downright gems of records containing lovely 70s grooves from Senegal. ‘Aw Sa Yone vol. II’by Dieuf Dieul de Thiès is the most recent record from Teranga Beat that already has quite a handful releases on its name already.
For the final ‘Senegal ’70’, Analog Africa’s Samy Ben Redjeb plunged into a stack of wonderfully funky 70s records.
DJ Bertú got going with these new records and made them into a nice mixtape to warm you up with. Teranga Beat and Senegal ’70 and other Senegalese gems from the 70s!
01. Dieuf-Dieul de Thiès – Ariyo
02. Orchestre Laye Thiam – Massani Cissé
03. Orchestra Baobab – Boulmamine
04. Royal Band de Thies – Kouye Magana
05. Guelewar – Sunu Makaan
06. Orchestra Baobab – Kelen Ati Leen
07. Orchestre Laye Thiam – Kokorico
08. Star Number One de Dakar – Maam Bamba
09. Dieuf-Dieul de Thiès – Nianky
10. Etoile de Dakar – Diandioli
11. Super Diamono De Dakar – Maaduleen
12. Idrissa Diop & Cheikh Tidiane – Bamba
13. Xalam – Daïda
14. Dieuf-Dieul De Thies – Aling na djimbe
15. Orchestra Baobab – Utrus Horas
DJ Bertú plays Global Beats without borders and finds inspiration and grooves in deep jungles and faraway deserts but also in urban beats from cities and jams from just round the corner. Fallen under the spell of African rhythms and funk since the early 80s, he wasn’t held back to listen eagerly to all far corners of the world and compose his sets with it; Bertú takes you from Bamako to Bombay, Barcelona, Bahia, Buenos Aires, Bucharest, and beyond.
Over the last few years, DJ Bertú played at Mystic Grooves; Simba Ngoma is one of the residents of the GlobaLoca! clubnight in Utrecht and plays at Rasa in Utrecht on a regular basis.
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