Mokoomba - Tusona: Tracings in the SandFive years after the release of 'Luyando', Zimbabwe's most celebrated music export returns with their long awaited follow up album 'Tusona: Tracings in the Sand'. The six musicians from Victoria Falls are refining their unique sound: infectious Afro grooves deeply connected to Zimbabwe's cultural DNA. 'Tusana' is their most danceable album to date, a DIY production recorded in Zimbabwe. It features horns by Ghanaian highlife outfit Santrofi. Includes

as the band wishes for prosperity and peace among all

Vicki Carr

including the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra for which he composed his Concerto for Orchestra

We like what Trouble have done with this album

heavy on mood

Described as "one of the most outstanding early musicians in North America" (IONARTS) and "a baroque star" (Seattle Times)

Written during a time of tumultuous change

but their magic is irreplaceable in his eyes

who offers Wah a way out of his dead-end life

plus percussionist Pernell Saturnino

Stravinsky's Rite of Spring

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