Nightshop #103: Acid Arab, King Ayisoba, Ahl Nana, Seljuk Rustam, Kosmo Sound, Scúru Fitchádu &more

Nightshop for February, with songs of the day from Brussels/Morocco and Mauritius island. 12 albums of the month, starting with the compilation Padang Moonrise set in 1950’s Indonesia, followed by the lost album of Mauritanian family group Ahl Nana in desert traditional vibes, desert rock from Niger via young guitarist Moussa Tchingou, Northern Ghanaian social kologo funk & beats by the strong King Ayisoba, experimental southern Indian spheres by Seljuk Rustam and dubby grooves by Ghent band Kosmo Sound. Studio Shap Shap from Niger unveil their EP with modern life sounds, while Lisbon afro portuguese band Scúru Fitchadú bring fiery social political funana activism, DJ Rata Piano from Colombia with his champeta picotero remixes, the new jewel by Acid Arab & guests in heavy bass sounds, Deena Abdelwahed and her EP about LGTBQI rights in the arabic world and finishing with noisy rolling beats by Belgian percussionist Kabaal. Download here > https://bit.ly/3Zh4HYp