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Dominic Egli's Plurism with Feya Faku: Fufu Tryout
Dovendo indicare gli episodi più convincenti del disco, opteremmo per "Between Pride and Dignity," con la batteria di Egli ben al centro delle operazioni, "Lullaby for Joli-Nez," sorta di preghiera che si apre nel segno del solo contrabbasso, "Adbullah," dedicato a quello che un tempo si faceva chiamare Dollar Brand, e il dittico finale comprendente il già citato "You Feel Da Goema Riddam," con i fiati sugli scudi, e la traccia fantasma che chiude le ostilità dopo una decina di minuti di silenzio.
Track Listing
Transkei Stars; Interlude (Kpanlogo Illusion); Mango Rain; Interlude (Echoes of the Aka Pygmies); Between Pride and Dignity; Gbilugu; Kumasi; Interlude (Lullaby for Joli-Nez); Migration; Abdullah; Interlude (Afro- Peruvian Fantasy); Viola De Waldemar; You Feel Da Goema Riddam; Hidden Track.
Personnel
Dominic Egli
drumsFezile Feya Faku: tromba, flicorno soprano; Donat Fisch: sax alto e tenore; Raffaele Bossard: contrabbasso; Dominic Egli: batteria, percussioni.
Album information
Title: Fufu Tryout | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: Unit Records
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