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Angelique Kidjo - Mother Nature (2021)

vom: 01.07.2021

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Ang�lique Kpasseloko Hinto Hounsinou Kandjo Manta Zogbin Kidjo, known as Ang�lique Kidjo (born July 14, 1960), is a Beninese-American singer-songwriter, actress, and activist who is noted for her diverse musical influences and creative music videos. Time magazine has called her "Africa's premier diva".[4] The BBC has included Kidjo in its list of the African continent's 50 most iconic figures. The Guardian has listed her as one of its Top 100 Most Inspiring Women in the World and Kidjo is the first woman to be listed among "The 40 Most Powerful Celebrities in Africa" by Forbes magazine.

Singing in Fon, Yoruba, French, and English, she calls for women’s autonomy, uplifts an African generation raised on political disappointment, and aspires toward a world that understands the true weight of ubuntu. On “Dignity,” Kidjo and Nigerian singer-songwriter Yemi Alade sing about the women they’ve become and for the women who raised them, their voices weaving between pop and Afrobeat. Structured in a call and response between the two, the track hangs on the impassioned refrain, “Respect is reciprocal.” As an anthem of female empowerment, the message is understated but resolute. It doesn’t have the direct confrontation of South African star Yvonne Chaka Chaka’s “Who’s Got the Power,” but it is equally as determined to highlight those who are most marginalized as full and capable beings deserving of R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
On “Africa, One of a Kind,” Nigerian Banku singer Mr Eazi joins Malian legend Salif Keita to reimagine Keita’s 1995 song “Africa.” Where some write songs to rep area codes or neighborhoods, Kidjo, Keita, and Mr Eazi address those who claim allegiance to the entirety of the continent, celebrating a pan-Africanist pride that recognizes no borders. These cross-generational collaborations give the album much of its power. On “Do Yourself,” Kidjo cedes room to Nigerian superstar Burna Boy but remains very much present via her distinctive vocal riffs, which, depending on the song, can be cries of celebration or shouts of defiance. Here they are the latter, serving to remind what makes her such a captivating performer and storyteller; her idiosyncrasies add fullness to her work. “Omon Oba,” with appearances by Beninese artists Lionel Loueke and Zeynab, takes its old-school feel from Zimbabwean township music pioneered in the early 1930s, and “Take It or Leave It” is unmistakably influenced by the urbane tones of highlife, with an amusingly frank verse courtesy of EarthGang’s Olu.

[color=#FF0000]01 - Choose Love (feat. Shungudzo)
02 - Dignity
03 - Africa, One Of A Kind
04 - Mother Nature
05 - Do Yourself
06 - Meant For Me (feat. Shungudzo)
07 - Omon Oba
08 - Free & Equal
09 - Fired Up (feat. Blue Lab Beats & Ghetto Boy)
10 - Take It Or Leave It
11 - Mycelium
12 - One Africa (Ind‚pendance Cha-Cha)
13 - Flying High[/color]

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