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Various
Oté Maloya (The Birth Of Electric Maloya On Reunion Island 1975-1986)
Strut present a brand new compilation documenting the groundbreaking maloya scene on Réunion Island from the mid-‘70s, as Western instrumentation joined traditional Malagasy, African and Indian acoustic instruments to spark a whole era of new fusions and creativity. Compiled by Réunionese DJ duo La Basse Tropicale, ‘Oté Maloya’ is out now on CD and LP as well as digital formats. The CD and LP versions include an extensive booklet featuring the history of maloya by Nathalie Valentine Legros of 7 Lames Lamer.
‘Oté Maloya’ tells the story of this fertile period in Réunion Island music for the first time and features the full spectrum of maloya styles. From Caméléon’s genius to the teenage Michou’s classic ‘Maloya Ton Tisane’, Daniel Sandié’s breakbeat sleeper ‘Défoule 3e Age’ and more traditional styles from Maxime Lahope and Pierrot Vidot, this is an essential trip through a lost era of Indian Ocean blues and soul. ‘It follows up last year’s acclaimed ‘Soul Sok Séga’ release on Strut.
A1
Caméléon - La Rosée Si Feuilles Songes
A2
Michou - Maloya Ton Tisane
A3
Jean-Claude Viadère - Moin La Pas Fait Tout Sel
A4
Daniel Sandié - Défoule 3è Age
A5
Cormoran Group - P'tit Femme Mon Gâté
B1
Marie Helen Et Ses Créol's - Séga Le Sport
B2
Françoise Guimbert - Tantine Zaza
B3
Yvonne Avice - Toé Même Maloya
B4
Pierrot Vidot - Commandeur
B5
Hervé Imare - Mele-Mele Pas Toué P'tit Pierre
C1
Groupe Dago - Réveil Créole
C2
Ti Fock - Sé Pi Bodié
C3
Gabriel Lai-Kun - C'est Le Même Cadence
C4
Yvonne Avice - Mi Bord' A Toé
C5
Maxime Lahope - Sous Pied D'Camelias
D1
Gilberte Rougemont - Serre Serre Pas
D2
Gabriel Lai-Kun - Oh Maloya
D3
Hervé Imare - Mi Donne A Toué Grand Coeur
D4
Carrousel - Oté Maloya



