Senegal Music Documentary

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Recording Africa's first music documentary in Senegal 2012.
Visit www.RecordingAfrica.com to buy the album!
Recording Africa is a non-profit record label archiving traditional African music, which is in danger of gradual eradication.
By forming bonds with community leaders and providing necessary resources, like tools, food and educational supplies, we are granted the privilege of recording unique performances.
All profits from donations and sales ensure subsequent villages are fully compensated for sharing their musical traditions.
Crew:
Producer/Director: Olly Burton
Producer/Sound Recordist: Tobias Brent
Camera Operator/Sound Mixer: Michael Osborne
Editor: Matt Prior
Colour Correction: Alex Blogg

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9 июн 2014

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@LayeDiaw Год назад

The bondage amongst the people in the village is amazing.

@dannywamuya 7 лет назад

thanks a lot for this. I am from kenya and I have studied western music. I am very sad to see the erosion of African traditional music but I understand that it has to evolve. however many youths in Africa don't think of ways to evolve in African music but rather they don't listen to it at all. most Kenyan music today can't even be traced to our ancestors. no one wants to try and integrate African music with modern technology. this is what I wish to do in life after completing uni studying music

@carlarodriguez6434 6 лет назад

African music is part of culture and history. I love it...it touch my heart ❤

@vinaynadkarni7597 8 лет назад

Its a good effort to trace traditional African Music. I have living in Nigeria for almost 15 years but when i listen to the old school you go into a trance with the rhythm and beats sinking in to you.

@chrisd.7234 7 лет назад

the way you met with the locals were so autentic and you got to meet with so many different tribes , amazing ... Senegal is fantastic

@davidbrengartner6059 5 лет назад

imagine blacks doing this in europe or asia

@clivebean7801 6 лет назад

This is too humbling and well documented....many thank yous!

@siradrame607 9 лет назад

soy senegalesa pero no se tanto de Senegal y gracias a este video al menos conozco la tradicion musical

@sweetmurali987 5 лет назад

GREAT WORK BOTH OF YOU, THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS OUT.

@innolawther8727 5 лет назад

Thank you for this. It is a shame that you didn't go to a part of Senegal which is LA CASAMENCE. They have the Diolla ethnic like me , and we have a brilliant tips of music. I am from Senegal Casamance living in the UK. I sung and wrote song in Diolla and French when I was living there. There is other ethnics there as well. Thank you again, it's always nice to hear something about Senegal

@emanene2220 5 лет назад

I Will Like to know more about the people from Senegal,can u pls help me out? Thanks.

@aramatoulayedabo3438 4 года назад

Hey I'm from ziguinchor born in bindiogna

@LPArabia 9 лет назад

Beautiful...just beautiful

@MartinNeil 9 лет назад

Great project - glad to see others helping communities through music.

@SkepticalBill 8 лет назад

Thank you very much!

@sweetmurali987 4 года назад

so much love and respect for you for doing this job, such a precious music you have brought it out. thank you

@sharminrichards4461 8 лет назад

Brave young men ,beautiful movie.god bless ,diagrams.

@georgeboomsmamusic 7 лет назад

This is so great to see, class stuff fellas!

@londonislite 8 лет назад

This is amazing

@gnuPirate 5 лет назад

AMAZING documentary lads ! And so underviewed. You need more exposure, somehow. This should be on the BBC or ABC or something.

@elfeja999 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@EmilianoLoconsolo 4 года назад

What an amazing project guys....!

@elfhighmage8240 8 лет назад

I want a job like this!

@beateuhl7816 3 года назад

Very very cool reportage👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

@WindmillJazz 9 лет назад

realy nice guys! i love folk music from around the world. I think you can hear/feel and experience a part of their history with it. So nice to see you guys making it reachable for us on the internet :). btw, i'd realy love to purchase or download the song you used for the endcredits starting at 28:33. i checked the 3 titles on your credit roll, but they were not the one i was after. Also i couldnt find it on your soundcloud. thanks alot!

@recordingafrica 9 лет назад

Sirfiets thanks for the kind words. We recorded that song at Noumoucounda Cissoko's house in Dakar. It was sort of an impromptu jam session with his mates, so I don't think it's been professionally produced, although if you buy his album Faling, the song 'Interlude 3' is quite similar. Check out Recording Africa's shop to get the rest of the songs, the dvd, and the booklet for £10. All profits go to musicians of future projects. Thanks!

@angeloribeiro7408 4 года назад

Well done young men.

@vickynyanga3206 3 года назад

Great job. Totally loved it. I am Senegalese by marriage. Was there anything ongoing with this project that people can continue to engage in?

@ndeyeyacinediouf7041 5 лет назад

só falta de oportunidade

@fernandosoul100 4 года назад

Can you tell me how I can buy in Senegal: asalato thelevi, tama drum, sabar drum?

@ryanjackson5437 5 лет назад

What instrument is being played at 14:30? It almost looks like a seed pod being played by a dull saw...I'm quite curious and I love the sound!

@ryanjackson5437 5 лет назад

Is it the whistling sound that I hear? Like a fiddle?

@OllyBurton 5 лет назад

Ryan Jackson There are different names for it, but in this Fula village it’s called a Riti

@ousmanewele2561 5 лет назад

What’s the song at the end? Please

@archbishopcorrinesheemaame2574 2 года назад

I AM LIGHT AND TRUTH AND LOVE...

@archbishopcorrinesheemaame2574 2 года назад

I AM LIGHT...I AM LIGHT....I AM LIGHT...

@Ancientafrica 9 лет назад

What is western? Pops, raggie, blues, etc are largely from African in the new worlds?

@proudseeker4814 7 лет назад

That's right we just brought it over to the West!

@billsadler3 2 года назад

@@proudseeker4814 Then it went back. Yo-yo cultural exchange. Cool.

@guglielmoperfetti5607 6 лет назад

So, let me understand something. Is it a documentary about Senegalese music? And, if so, where is the music? Sorry to say, but the only thing that transpires is: two British guys, going to Senegal, being free, experiencing diversity and saying loud: "How good are we?" (because it seems that the documentary is about how good you are and not about the subject of investigation mentioned above). And, the fact that one of you is a Dreadlock, does not really help. Having said that, thank you and please, no bitter feelings :)

@Mansa-Ali 5 лет назад

It's about giving back and capturing the different sounds of Senegal. I think they did a great job.

@Mansa-Ali 5 лет назад

Reasoning 25:00

@billsadler3 2 года назад

Did I see the same documentary by 2 inexperienced, but devoted, Europeans trying their best to do an ethnomusicological survey of traditional Senegalese folk musicians and artisans with extremely limited resources and time constraints? And the bigoted comment about "a Dreadlock", as if that were an appropriate pronoun is indicative of really not getting it. See other comments for more inclusivity and gratitude.

@archbishopcorrinesheemaame2574 2 года назад

WHY YOU DIDN'T COME WITH 10. 18 WHEELERS FULL OF FOODS CLOTHES AND SUPPLIES NEEDED TO REALLY HELP THESE PEOPLE..YOU ONLY GAVE THESE AFRICAN PEOPLE..PENNIES WORTH OF HELP..