Diaspora Africanus Live

by Charles Mena

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1.	Birthday Song 07:40	buy track
2.	No Se Lo Que te Passa (Gutter er Gutter) 06:54	buy track
3.	Blues fra Plata 07:18	buy track
4.	Nakan 09:03	buy track
5.	Farafina Pt. 1 04:44	buy track
6.	Farafina Pt. 2 04:31	buy track
7.	Vi ar Alle Små 06:37	buy track
8.	Karabi (Hold Fast) 09:32	buy track

about

Diaspora Africanus is a living descendant of the Quantum Force (QF) project. The music has been "tested" on audiences via several concerts and has already shown that both musicians and the audience love the form of playing and respond to it with great enthusiam. The concept is exciting, and no two concerts are exactly alike, since the artists are changed regularly and the new artists add their energies and artistic talents.

What is still important, however, is to maintain the musical quality. Only the best musicians in their fields are involved and contribute. Here there are names like Bugge Wesseltoff, (N) Lasse Weeden, (N, USA) Gisle Johansen, (N) Sankun Jobarteh, (G) Luison Capote, (C), Gisle Johansen, (N) Sidiki Camara, (M) Andre Viervoll, (N) Kristian Wentzel (N) Brynjulf Blixx (N) Bafana Nhlapo (SA) Taro Vestol (N, USA) Charles Mena (N, USA) and many more can be found on the "poster". If not all at once, then someone at each concert.

Music is a concept - and as the title Diaspora Africanus suggests, the basis of the music is expression based on original African rhythms in the encounter with broad musical genres and expressions from around the world. At the height of their energy, both the musicians and the audience are put in a "trance-like" state. There is an interactive connection between the creative process on stage - in meetings with the audience, which is often reflected in a great atmosphere, and with a lot of dancing!