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Neba Solo

Tuma duma

Neba Solo is a true living legend of Malian music !
His voice and balafon playing are unique, instantly recognizable, and deeply appreciated throughout Mali.

He achieved international recognition with his iconic track CAN 2002, composed for the famous African Cup of Nations – AFCON.
This success opened the doors to world stages, leading to tours in the United States, Asia, and Europe. Prestigious labels such as Cobalt and Secousse supported this exceptional period in the artistic journey of this musical genius.

For many years, Neba Solo has worked closely with Yaya Diarra, the sound engineer of the legendary Bogolan studio in Bamako. Diarra played a key role in preserving and recording the works of the balafon master from Sikasso.

A bold and resolutely modern project: an album with more electro sounds, enriched with drum machines, offering a new artistic direction to Neba Solo’s compositions.

Neba Solo and Yaya Diarra immersed themselves in the studio to create this ambitious and forward-thinking project.
To produce this album, titled TUMA DUMA, a perfect alchemy was achieved, blending electronic rhythms harmoniously with traditional percussion, redefining the richness of Malian musical heritage. Yaya Diarra quickly reached out to the Blanc Manioc label to release this magnificent vinyl and distribute this incredible album across all platforms.

These nine tracks explore classic themes from the Manding repertoire while also showcasing Neba Solo’s unique ability to narrate both daily life and universal stories!
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paru le 16 mai 2025

Music/lyrics : NEBA SOLO
Drum Machine : Yaya Diarra

Mastered by Declared Sounds
Artwork by GuerillaGraf

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Vantigue

A2

Djon te yere son

A3

Wa sa do be na

A4

Lapibali

B1

Fato bolon

B2

Jarabi

B3

Tiongue

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Numu ya