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Listen to some of the most exotic instruments in the world. This country has strong musical influences from the nomadic tribes of the Sahara and the tropical countries to the south, east and west.


Tracks Listed In: Burkina Faso

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Forget The Past - See more info.

Starts out enigmatic, wistful and reflective going into a happier mode for the bridges.

Wazimba
Harmattan - See more info.

Named after the dry and dusty Saharan wind that sweeps down across West Africa from November to March.

Dave Yowell
Harmattan Mid Beat - See more info.
Named after the dry and dusty Saharan wind that sweeps down across West Africa from November to March.
Dave Yowell
Kalimba Kool - See more info.

A bouncy, happy track featuring kalimba (thumb piano) with acoustic guitar, bass, drums and congas.

Dave Yowell
Kalimba Kool-cues combo - See more info.

A bouncy, happy track featuring kalimba (thumb piano) with acoustic guitar, bass, drums and congas.

Dave Yowell
Laid Back 'n grooving - no bass - See more info.

A light and groovy acoustic piece featuring Afro-Latin / Caribbean percussion and acoustic guitar.

Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-full version - See more info.

Matata Mkubwa - " A big problem"  in  the Swahili language from Africa.

Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-no percussion - See more info.

Matata Mkubwa - Big Trouble in Swahili
A slow an pulsating fusion of electronic synths, beats, and African chanting, giving a feeling of tension, anxiety, stress and wierdness.

Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-No vocals - See more info.

Matata Mkubwa - Big Trouble in Swahili
A slow an pulsating fusion of African percussion with electronic synths and beats, giving a feeling of tension, anxiety, stress and wierdness.

Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-Percussion - See more info.

Matata Mkubwa - " A big problem"  in  the Swahili language from Africa.

Sultan Makende

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