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Amine Dhouibi
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Amine Dhouibi is a Tunisian musicien and composer known for his innovative approach to modern jazz.
Born on October 17, 1990, in Sousse, Tunisia, Amine has carved a unique path in the music world, blending classical, African, and contemporary influences to create a distinctive sound that resonates with audiences worldwide.
Amine's debut album, The Resurrection, was nominated for Best Newcomer in Jazz at the 2021 Mzansi Jazz Awards, showcasing his talent and artistic vision. His sophomore release, Eternity (2023), further solidified his reputation, earning a nomination for Best Contemporary Jazz Album.
Stanley Jordan at Tabarka Jazz Festival 2017
by Andrea Rotili
After a hiatus of several years, Jazz à Tabarka, the festival established in 1973 by Mourad Mathari, ran again from July 22-29. As usual it featured a full program of pop, rock and jazz in the heart of Tunisia. On 28 July the festival featured legendary guitarist Stanley Jordan, who mesmerized the audience with his extraordinary ...
Anouar Brahem: Souvenance
by Mario Calvitti
Sei anni dopo il precedente The Astounding Eyes of Rita, il tunisino Anouar Brahem ritorna con un nuovo progetto. Il lungo intervallo è dovuto agli avvenimenti politici che dalla fine del 2010 hanno interessato tutto il Nordafrica a partire dalla Tunisia dando origine alla cosiddetta 'Primavera araba' evocata dal titolo del disco e dalla foto di ...
Souvenance
by John Kelman
If we are, in the final analysis, the sum total of our experiences, then it stands to reason that the work of musicians (and other artists) is a reflection of the events that touch their lives. Souvenance means “recollection," and if there is not, as oudist Anouar Brahem claims, “a direct link between my compositions and ...
Dhafer Youssef: Birds Requiem
by Glenn Astarita
Tunisian oud maestro Dhafer Youssef imparts a holistic world music vista, encompassing jazz, rock and spiritual inclinations while retaining the core Arabic modalities on the aurally picturesque Birds Requiem. And his chant-like, resonating vocals entwine mystical attributes with near-flawless control amid passages that induce an impression of sacred exchanges with a higher entity. Blending ...
