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Web Web - Maroc Blues (Radio Version)

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„Maroc Blues“ is the first single from the forthcoming second Web Web album “Dance Of The Demons”. 

buy here: https://compostrecords.lnk.to/WebWeb_MarocBlues

Titel: Maroc Blues (Radio Version)
Release: 15 June 2018
Cat.-No.: CPT 520-3
Format: digital

The “german jazz super group” (Süddeutsche / SZ) invited the famous singer and Gembri player Majid Bekkas, who also performs on other tracks on the album. On “Maroc Blues” you can hear the warm sound of the Gembri’s resonating box – a three stringed skin-covered bass plucked lute used by the Gnawa people – together with Majids wonderful voice, reflecting the ancient trasition of the berbers. Web Web mastermind Roberto Di Gioia added some earthy elements for the radio version.
After their sensational debut LP „Oracle“ last year (2017) , the German jazz - supergroup Web Web successive with an amazing new album. „Dance Of The Demons“ is a furious dance with the demons – from positive spirit soul jazz „Land Of The Arum Flower“, while the melody reminding to Ethopian Jazz of the Sixties, to the mad, outstanding „Sandia“, or beautiful weird „Safar“
WEB WEB have had an intense year, they’ve played dozens of live concerts, where they proved their professionalism, closeness, power and spirituality once more.

As a nice but ideal step, Web Web could thrill the well-known singer and Gembri-player Majid Bekkas from Rabat, Morocco, who joined the group into the studio. Tony Lakatos was working with Majid and Joachim Kühn in the last years, also Roberto Di Gioia played with Majid and Klaus Doldinger. This brilliant musician with his north-african roots enriches the rough and bluntly concept of Web Web jazz. In „Maroc Blues“, a solo performance by Majid Bekkas, you can hear the warm vibrant Gembri, an instrument like an upright.bass or lute with three strings. Majid’s marvelous voice, which, reflecting the centuries-old tradition of the Berber tribes, perfectly underpins the great improvisation and spirituality of Web Web.

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