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375 Media

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Release date

2012-02-24

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151685

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3521381527520

53070

5414939162626

Artist

Francis Bebey

Label EU

Born Bad

Genre EU

African

Born Bad Records is a French record label based in Paris. Since its establishment, the label has been dedicated to showcasing unique and boundary-pushing music from a diverse range of artists. With an impressive roster of talented musicians, *Born Bad* has become synonymous with innovation and creativity in the music industry.

Founded in [year], *Born Bad* quickly gained recognition for its commitment to releasing high-quality vinyl records that span various genres including rock, punk, garage, and electronic music. The label's passion for supporting independent artists and fostering artistic freedom has earned them a loyal following both locally and internationally.

Over the years, *Born Bad* has released critically acclaimed albums from notable acts such as *artist1*, *artist2*, and *artist3*. These artists have consistently pushed boundaries with their distinctive soundscapes and thought-provoking lyrics. Whether it's raw punk energy or experimental electronic beats, each release from the label showcases the immense talent within their roster.

Francis Bebey, born on 15 July 1929 in Douala, Cameroon and passed away on 18 May 2001 in Paris, France, was a multi-talented artist. He was a singer in Duala, French and English languages, as well as a guitarist, flutist, journalist, sculptor, composer, musicologist, writer and polemist. With his diverse range of skills and talents across various art forms, Francis Bebey left an indelible mark on the world of music and beyond.

Born in Cameroon but later settling in France, Bebey's unique musical style blended traditional African rhythms with contemporary influences. His songs were sung in multiple languages which showcased his linguistic versatility. As a musician and composer, he created captivating melodies that resonated with audiences worldwide.

In addition to his musical prowess, Bebey was also known for his work as a journalist and writer. He used his platform to address social issues through thought-provoking articles and books. Furthermore, he expressed himself through sculpture - another medium where he showcased his artistic talent.

Newest Listed Items

Introducing the mesmerizing album "African Electronic Music 1975-82" by Francis Bebey, released by Born Bad. This captivating collection showcases the innovative and groundbreaking electronic music created by Bebey during the years 1975 to 1982.

Throughout this album, Bebey masterfully blends traditional African rhythms and melodies with modern electronic sounds, resulting in a truly unique and enchanting musical experience. His use of synthesizers, drum machines, and other electronic instruments creates a rich tapestry of sound that is both futuristic and deeply rooted in African musical traditions.

Bebey's compositions on this album are a testament to his creative genius and his ability to push the boundaries of what was possible in music at the time. Each track is a sonic journey that takes listeners on a mesmerizing exploration of sound and rhythm.

The songs on "African Electronic Music 1975-82" showcase Bebey's versatility as a musician, with tracks ranging from upbeat and danceable tunes to more introspective and contemplative pieces. The album effortlessly transitions between different moods and styles, keeping listeners engaged from start to finish.

With its infectious grooves, lush textures, and thought-provoking lyrics (sung in various languages including English, French, and Duala), this album is sure to captivate fans of electronic music as well as those interested in exploring the rich musical heritage of Africa.

Experience the groundbreaking sounds of Francis Bebey with "African Electronic Music 1975-82." This timeless collection is a must-have for any music lover looking for something truly extraordinary.

African Electronic Music 1975-82

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