VA – Mogoya Remixed / No Format

RELEASE: Mogoya Remixed
ARTIST: Oumou Sangare, Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen, Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen, Litek & Two4Kay,
REMIXERS: ,
LABEL: No Format
GENRE: Deep House
RELEASED: 2018-03-02
BITRATE: 320Kbps
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 136.10 MB

TOTAL TRACKS 13

1. Oumou Sangare – Djoukourou (Auntie Flo Remix) (05:40) / Cm, 125bpm
2. Oumou Sangare – Djoukourou (Krizbeatz Remix) (04:26) / Cm, 135bpm
3. Oumou Sangare – Kamelemba (Pouvoir Magique Remix) (05:21) / Gm, 102bpm
4. Oumou Sangare – Kamelemba (Spoek Mathambo’s Wassoulou Riddim Remix) (04:12) / Gm, 100bpm
5. Oumou Sangare – Kounkoun (PEDRO Remix) (03:46) / Cm, 123bpm
6. Oumou Sangare – Minata Waraba (Sampha Remix) (04:48) / Gm, 119bpm
7. Oumou Sangare – Mogoya (Bastien D Remix) (03:37) / Bbm, 106bpm
8. Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen – Fadjamou (Francois & The Atlas Mountains Remix) (04:04) / Bbm, 131bpm
9. Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen – Fadjamou (St Germain Remix) (05:03) / Fm, 126bpm
10. Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen – Yere Faga (Malik Djoudi Remix) (04:08) / Gm, 105bpm
11. Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen – Yere Faga (Natureboy Flako Version) (05:01) / G, 105bpm
12. Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen – Yere Faga (Sun-El Musician Remix) (04:27) / Gm, 105bpm
13. Oumou Sangare feat. Tony Allen, Litek & Two4Kay – Fadjamou (TWOTEK Remix) (04:54) / Bbm, 129bpm

Total Playtime: 00:59:27 min

Oumou Sangare’s most recent album, 2017’s Mogoya, was a fine collection of heartfelt songs in the traditional Malian wassoulou style. Here, it’s given the remix treatment, with an impressive cast list of producers taking it in turns to provide their own distinctive interpretations. We were naturally drawn to some of the contributions from high profile producers, with the Tony Allen style Afrobeat rub of “Yere Faga” by Natureboy (AKA DJ Nature) and Auntie Flo’s sublime version of “Djoukourou” – all gentle West African beats, sparkling synthesizers and life-affirming vocals – hitting home particularly hard. St Germain’s warming Afro-house take on “Fadjamou” and Sampha’s bass-heavy, 8-bit interpretation of “Minata Waraba” are also superb.