Zap Mama
Thursday, May 28, 2009
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Marie Daulne founded Zap Mama 15 years ago as a female a cappella group that drew on Congolese pygmy music. It morphed into a full band with Grammy nominations and a knack for genre-busting collaborations with hip-hop group The Roots, neo-soul singer Erykah Badu and others. Zap Mama joins us to play songs from the new album ReCreation.
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just discovered zap mama...incredible stuff! i thought this article about marie daulne in flyp was pretty interesting: http://www.flypmedia.com/issues/plus/12/#1/2
I'm so glad.I cant wait the intoxicating vibe that runs through your body when you listen Zap Mama.She's undoubtfully a live-let-live nesoul legend high above the formulaic and boring muck that is being served up to us on the for- profit-radios;Hence why love WNYC....
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