World Music & Afrobeats* (s)

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A short bossa nova them, sensual. Acoustic guitar, electric guitar solo, bass, percussion, woman singing voice in the back ground.

Throw It Back - Rnb single

Afro pop club music, year round party music

Synth sounds effects. Percussion. Rhythmic trance. Edit point at 0'48, 1'28 rhythmic evolution.

Aerial intro. Reggae guitar at 0'15. Rhythmic sober. A stripped-down, intricate atmosphere, expectation, suspense. More supplied at 1'33. Some breaks.

Sounds From The City - latin beat

Lament Bulgare/ Bulgarian folk Contact: othniel.tomtania@audilus.com / 925-276-2834

Electric piano, finger snapping. Spanish style with a sort of acoustic guitar. Melody between voice and ... who knows. Dancing and catchy.

Fun reggae pop fusion song about dancing. Caution. Freaky. Contact: othniel.tomtania@audilus.com / 925-276-2834

Erhu (Chinese violin), Kangling (tibetan horn) and Gamelan. Synthesizer accompanied by large percussions draw a cinematic asian ambience. Erhu at 01:20, edit point at 02:40. Kangling, prayer circle, asian percussions, synth pad, erhu.

Travel soundtrack featuring pan flute and ethnic percussions with a modern twist. Exotic, world beat, epic journey, nature, documentary. Flute at 00:33, edit point at 02:25, break at 03:45, epilogue at 04:26. pan flute, percussions, bass, kora, n?goni, marimbula, synth pad.

Haitian Such as Ogu. Until very recently, voodoo represented the religion of the majority of the Haitian population. It is a set of African beliefs originating in particular from Dahomey and Nigeria that mingle with Catholicism.

Didgeridoo solo, improvisation on a rhythm.

Afro Cuban Such as Bembe. The Bembe are a Kongo ethnic group. The Bembe was originally a profane rhythm, the term Bembe is also used to designate a celebration or festivities with totally popular character. Congas.

Dolce Universitaria

Up Tempo, ryhthmic theme in a fast march with ironic and humorous effect.

Fun and joyful song in Portuguese, French and English. Male and female duet. Contact: othniel.tomtania@audilus.com / 925-276-2834

A real Bamako sound ambience opens through a kora solo. Followed by west african percussions underlined with a synth pad. Edit point at 02:06. Kora, ambience fx, percussions, balafon, flute. No foley version.

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