RAMONE/TI L'AFRIQUE - SOUL REGGAE PRISONNIER/BAL SOUKI SOUKI
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: BONGO JOE
Release date: 08/05/2019
Barcode: 2090504747127
Catalog no.: BJR450000007
Item ID: 474712
This single features 2 of the greatest heroes of history of Mauritius Island Sega music and announces the second volume of the 'Soul Sega Sa!' compilation. Unique character and overexcited singer Roland Fatime (also known as Ti L'Afrique) begins his career on the Mauritian scene in the early '70s. Along with the group Features of Life, with Eric Nelson's saturated electric guitar and Raoul Lacariate's untamed rhythms, Fatime is going to spark a new raw, funky and explosive Sega style. His superb Sega-Blues lo-fi tune 'Bal Souki Souki' is reissued on this very 7" along with another nugget buried on the island. It's 'Soul Reggae Prisonnier' by Ramone, Ti l'Afrique's ex-rival! In the same blues and soul vein, this Sega immerses us in a dramatic story of judicial error and prison environment, which is unfortunately well too familiar with some Mauritian musicians!
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