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SUMMARY:AFLYST! LaFontaine@DropInn: Kultimangoes
DESCRIPTION:Michael Blicher (sax\, fløjte)\nGustav Rasmussen (trombon\, guitar)\nAske Drasbæk (sax)\nJohannes Buhl Andresen (rhodes\, keyboards)\nEddi Jarl (trommer)\nMagnus Jochumsen (percussion) \nKultimangoes præsenterer en forrygende aften med varm musik inspireret af afrikanske rytmer. Man får en usigelig lyst til at danse\, selvom det ikke er muligt i disse tider. \nFormed in 2012 by Gustav Rasmussen and Michael Blicher\, The KutiMangoes respectfully took West African music and fused it with their own western musical backgrounds to create a new sound. From the beginning the band’s goal was not trying to play or sound like African musicians (how could they?) but all about mixing cultures to create a new\, global expression. \nTheir debut “Afro-Fire” (2014) was nominated for 5 Danish Grammy Awards\, winning “Best World Music Album” and “Best World Music Track”. Following the release the band toured extensively in Asia\, Europe\, the Middle East and Africa. \nIn November ’16 “Made in Africa” was released\, recorded partly in Burkina Faso and Mali. It presented compositions based on traditional folk songs as well as completely original material and received critical acclaim\, was nominated for 2 Danish Grammy Awards and featured on radio stations worldwide (RFI\, BBC\, WDR\, WNYU). Documentary filmmaker Anders S. Jepsen joined The Kutimangoes on their trip and his film “Bamako Play” won the “Best mixed-genre documentary” at the New York Jazz Film Festival. \nThe third album Afrotropism is produced entirely by the ensemble itself and expresses the fundamental concern of the group to overcome cultural boundaries and to find common ground. Giving more space to individual articulation\, it provides points of departure where the inspirations from Africa left lasting traces that are now becoming independent in new forms: “Our music shows how people can create something together that can outgrow all of them. In a cozy jazz club\, youngsters at a huge festival\, a school for the blind in Ouagadougou. It’s all about human exchange\, sharing moments of energy and feeling connected through the music.” \n“Our mission is to create music together\, to share music and unite people through music\, and this is one of the reasons we fell in love with a lot of music from Africa” – says Gustav Rasmussen and continues “the tree’s roots are the foundation\, but it grows new branches and leaves when it touches air\, light and water – just like our musical roots that engage with the world today\, the sounds and the people to create something new\, vibrant and fresh. \nhttps://www.kutimangoes.com/
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LOCATION:Drop inn\, Kompagnistræde 34\, Copenhagen\, 1208\, Denmark
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