Group Doueh

Group Doueh play organic and unfiltered Sahrawi music in the ex – colonial Spanish outpost from the American Sahara. Produced by guitarist-leader Salmou “Doueh” Bamaar (aka Doueh, pronounced “Doo-way”) in the first area of the 21st hundred years, the core from the ever-evolving music group also included his wife Halima. Doueh is a performer for some of his lifestyle, beginning with rock and roll groups he performed in as a kid. He promises his two biggest affects as Jimi Hendrix and Adam Brown. He started leading his very own rings in the ’80s, ultimately attracting the Sahrawi custom to mix with Traditional western pop and R&B designs, leading to his 2012 work. Group Doueh’s audio is mostly noisy, brash, and distorted. Their music are either typically sung poems in the Hassania vocabulary, or contemporary originals predicated on the Sahrawi musical lineage, which provides the same simple modal structure very similar as Mauritanian music, with plenty of handclaps and call-and-response vocals. Group Doueh’s design, however, is normally a very much looser appropriation, infused using a traditional western guitar strike that relies simply because very much on Hendrix since it will the tradition. Because of this, there’s a extremely playful pop aspect in their music which pieces it aside from various other music in your community. Group Doueh’s debut record, Guitar Music in the Western Sahara, made an appearance on Sublime Frequencies in 2007; it had been a compilation of homemade recordings. This is accompanied by Treeg Salaam in ’09 2009, another group of handpicked early recordings. Beatte Harab made an appearance this year 2010 and transformed up the overall game. It was a fresh recording that utilized Mauritanian tinidit lute, acoustic aswell as electrical guitars, as well as the ardin (an African harp) in sharpened contrast to both previous albums. Group Doueh came back towards the rock and roll & roll part from the range with 2011’s Zayna Jumma, which also presented keyboards and a capture kit.