Release Date: 08 March 2024
Label: No Format
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 3700551785438
Genres: Folk World Music
Release Date: 08 March 2024
Label: No Format
Packaging Type: Gate Fold Vinyl
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 3700551785445
Genres: Folk World Music
Description
With "Onaida", Natascha Rogers shares a liberating folk spell that draws inspirations from Yoruba spirits, Afro-Latin rhythms and her Native American ancestry
Born in the Netherlands to a Dutch mother and a father with Amerindian origins,Natascha Rogers dares to be intimate and unveils a highly spiritual chiaroscuro record, raising purity, care and reconciliation to the level of the art,through folk enchantments.
Sensitive to the ancestral call of the drums, she travelled the Black Atlantic for several years and received the teachings of the greatest Mandingo and Afro-Cuban master percussionists.As a distinguished percussionist and vocalist she has graced the stage and has accompanied artists around the world,but for Onaida she set out on her own, retreating to a studio to escape the noise, rush and fast information cycles of our modern world.
This album marks a rebirth for Natascha Rogers, asitsymbolizes her return to the piano, her first instrument. Channelling these inspirations forOnaida, Natascha Rogers, has created a space of her own, where themes of humanity, spirituality, nature and womanhood are centre stage while also paying tribute to her ancestors.Sung in English, Spanish, or Yoruba, the album is a tapestry of intimate ballads and universal prayers, drawing inspiration from dreams, Amerindian poetry (Joy Harjo), and Cuban santeria with ritualistic bata drum pulsations. On the powerfulfolk-tinged song "The West", she invited gifted singer-songwriter Piers Faccini.
Onaidais a true initiatory experience, a second birth for Natascha Rogers who finds balance and accuracy with this singular opus. Natascha Rogers headed to the quiet commune of Pommerit-le-Vicomte, to write this new release, accompanied by sound engineer Joachim Olaya andpublished on acclaimed French imprint No Format!.
Description
With "Onaida", Natascha Rogers shares a liberating folk spell that draws inspirations from Yoruba spirits, Afro-Latin rhythms and her Native American ancestry
Born in the Netherlands to a Dutch mother and a father with Amerindian origins,Natascha Rogers dares to be intimate and unveils a highly spiritual chiaroscuro record, raising purity, care and reconciliation to the level of the art,through folk enchantments.
Sensitive to the ancestral call of the drums, she travelled the Black Atlantic for several years and received the teachings of the greatest Mandingo and Afro-Cuban master percussionists.As a distinguished percussionist and vocalist she has graced the stage and has accompanied artists around the world,but for Onaida she set out on her own, retreating to a studio to escape the noise, rush and fast information cycles of our modern world.
This album marks a rebirth for Natascha Rogers, asitsymbolizes her return to the piano, her first instrument. Channelling these inspirations forOnaida, Natascha Rogers, has created a space of her own, where themes of humanity, spirituality, nature and womanhood are centre stage while also paying tribute to her ancestors.Sung in English, Spanish, or Yoruba, the album is a tapestry of intimate ballads and universal prayers, drawing inspiration from dreams, Amerindian poetry (Joy Harjo), and Cuban santeria with ritualistic bata drum pulsations. On the powerfulfolk-tinged song "The West", she invited gifted singer-songwriter Piers Faccini.
Onaidais a true initiatory experience, a second birth for Natascha Rogers who finds balance and accuracy with this singular opus. Natascha Rogers headed to the quiet commune of Pommerit-le-Vicomte, to write this new release, accompanied by sound engineer Joachim Olaya andpublished on acclaimed French imprint No Format!.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Sissoko Segal Parisien Peirani
Oumou Sangare
Natascha Rogers
Piers Faccini
Nicolas Repac
Blick Bassy
Ballaka Sissoko-Vincent Segal
Ballaka Sissoko-Vincent Segal
Madala Kunene
Marechal Papillon
Barbara Hernandez
Lindigo
Ana Frango Eletrico
Juan Pablo Torres Y Algo Nuevo
Lau Ro
Remi Kabaka
