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 Ailleurs - Chet Nuneta
Newest Review: ... kind of luck of the draw as I listen to so many albums. Never had I really dabbled with Madagascan music so the premise for ... more  ... doing so, seemed quite fun. Unfortunately I found that this album failed, it's the type of folk music which draws a lot of plaudits from certain circles due to the "beautiful vocals", personally I found them a bit sweet and twee and found that the music lacked any real passion to it, I'm not one for gentle listening and that's entirely what this is.
A kind of African folk version of Dido, it's more likely to appeal to the female listeners or older ones I think. I didn't really get a feel for any of the songs...more |
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Ailleurs - Chet Nuneta: Madagascan sound disappoints! (285 words)
by - written on 19/06/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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I didn't know what to expect having read the description of this as it seemed inconclusive. Mixing French, Portuguese and Malagasy folk music and languages, the only way I could find out whether it was for me was to give it a listen. In situations like these, I'm either extremely disappointed or overwhelmed, it's a kind of luck of the draw as I listen to so many albums. Never had I really dabbled with Madagascan music so the premise for doing so, seemed quite fun. Unfortunately I found that this album failed, it's the type of folk music which draws a lot of plaudits from certain circles due to the "beautiful vocals", personally I found them a bit ... Read the complete review
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