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PREORDER
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01. Vaudou Game - Retard
02. Vaudou Game - Koliko
03. Vaudou Game - Râler (Feat Clara Serra López)
04. Vaudou Game - Donne un peu
05. Vaudou Game - Tu sauras (Feat Lomevio)
06. Vaudou Game - C'est pas vrai
07. Vaudou Game - Ça ira
08. Vaudou Game - Ready
09. Vaudou Game - Garantie
10. Vaudou Game - Midago
11. Vaudou Game - Plus de café
ARTIST
TITLE
Fintou
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
HC 085LP HC 085LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
1/17/2025

LP version. For their fifth album, Vaudou Game's influences have spread beyond the city and country limits, crossing the Atlantic to reach Colombia. Magnetized, the tropical waves traveled along the equator from Latin America to Togo, knocking on the door of OTODI studio. They too wanted to be part of it and take advantage of its legendary analog equipment. Expected by Peter Solo, they weren't the only ones contributing to forging the group's famous hypnotic groove. The sedans parked in the lot don't lie. From the nearby Lomé market, Nana Benz Du Togo have come to unite the delicacy of their alluring vocal harmonies in call and response with Peter Solo. Lomevio, a young group when Vaudou Game's leader had provided them with instruments during difficult times, now offers to its listeners the strength of its voice-guitar-accordion trident. Still acting under the supreme authority of funk controlled by the esotericism and mystique of the voodoo scale, Vaudou Game unites the hand of highlife with that of cumbia above its head. "Afro Cumbia" is one of the new musical directions taken by the band. They were accompanied by the brilliant voice of the Spanish-english singer Clara Serra López on the track "Râler." Guitars, percussion, brass, and vintage keyboards to activate hips or set the most intriguing atmosphere, Peter delivers his messages hidden behind his unremovable mask. Whether dealing with political or human and ecological subjects, he is always sure to mask them under a thick layer of sarcasm and humor in order to put them into better use via a joyful and dancing trance. With the subliminal motto of repaying Africa, the people, the Earth. Fintou!