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Diom De Kossa - Wasso (CD) (UK Import)
Diom De Kossa - Wasso (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Diom De Kossa
Music Genre: Jazz
- Label
- Heilo
- Cat No
- HCD7312
- Released
- 2016
- Pressing
- Norway
- Styles
- Contemporary Jazz, African
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| Artist | Diom De Kossa |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Heilo |
| Catalogue no. | HCD7312 |
| Genre | Jazz |
| Released | 19 January 2018 |
| Barcode | 7033662073122 |
Diom de Kossa — Wasso
Format: CD • Label: Heilo (HCD7312) • Released: 2016 • Pressing: Norway • Genre: Contemporary Jazz, African
Tracklist:
1. DjéDjé Ayoka
2. Wasso
3. Dounoungnan
4. Djinnan
5. Jericko
6. Kongbema
7. N'gnole N'gnole
8. Gbagbadji
9. Kobekobe
10. Massingo
11. Tonnerre
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Diom de Kossa, from Norway and the Ivory Coast, is a veteran of World music. He is a renowned percussionist, singer and composer based in Norway. On the way from one continent to the other, he has built up a long and exciting music career; from being a musician and group leader in the National Ballet of the Ivory Coast for many years, to working with stars such as Mory Kante, Chiwoniso, Solo Sissokho and Madrugada's Robert Burås.
In the 90s, he started the band Super Djembe Kan in Norway, and they experienced great success with packed concert halls all over the country as well as a critically acclaimed commission for the Telemark Festival in 2008.
In the 90s, he started the band Super Djembe Kan in Norway, and they experienced great success with packed concert halls all over the country as well as a critically acclaimed commission for the Telemark Festival in 2008.
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