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Introducing Daby Balde   
12/11/2005 01:37AM
Contributed by: WMC_News_Dept.

New CDsSan Francisco (California), USA - The UK label Introducing, known for releasing recordings by new international talents, has a new title: Introducing Daby Balde (INTRO104CD). Recorded in Senegal and Belgium, Daby sings in Wolof, Mandinka, French and Fula.

Daby Balde hopes to keep African culture alive, and his compositions are messages of peace, love, brotherhood, social justice and faith in God. The opening track, `Mamadiyel' which has an accompanying music video (Mac and PC compatible) is sung in a combination of Fula and Wolof. Daby's sonorous voice is perfectly brought to light as his lyrics greet the people of Gambia, artists from all over the world and his family.

Sung in Mandinka, the lyrics to `Tamania' praise hardworking African women who raise children and provide food from the fields, and `Waino Blues' describes a visit to a diligent marabout a personal spiritual leader in the Islamic faith as practised in West Africa.

[Buy Introducing Daby Balde].

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