The jembe drum has become very popular with young people in the West, for whom it is seen as representing freedom, a means of getting away from it all. Jean-Claude Gallet Zéa is a young African musician who learned his art from masters of the instrument and developed his own very personal style.
Tracks and Smples:
- Flaly (2:20)
- Hommage (2:32)
- N’fa (5:37)
- Espoir (1:52)
- Kpakpato (1:49)
- Cour commune (2:59)
- Temate (1:38)
- Foret sacree (3:11)
- L’un pour l’autre (3:19)
- Zaouli (2:42)
- Kapatchan (1:45)
- Abodan (4:05)
- Wôyô (3:38)
- Allah-kôrô (3:38)
- Alloukou (6:45)
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