Akoda at 38 Riv

This is "their sound": the one that the three accomplices of AKODA have been refining for a decade, taking us enthusiastically into Creole ballads that make up their identity and their contagious joie de vivre. With their voices leading the way, they sing Reunionese, Guadeloupean, Martiniquean or invented languages. It is a living tradition that the group reinvents and transmits to us with its jazz signature: beating hearts, dancing bodies, present emotions. Nout'Souk, like a beautiful celebration where you invite your friends, is enriched with great signatures in featuring. A powerful, visceral, immediate album....

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This is "their sound": the one that the three accomplices of AKODA have been refining for a decade, taking us enthusiastically into Creole ballads that make up their identity and their contagious joie de vivre. With their voices leading the way, they sing Reunionese, Guadeloupean, Martiniquean or invented languages. It is a living tradition that the group reinvents and transmits to us with its jazz signature: beating hearts, dancing bodies, present emotions. Nout'Souk, like a beautiful celebration where you invite your friends, is enriched with great signatures in featuring. A powerful, visceral, immediate album.

C'est « leur son » : celui que les trois complices d’AKODA peaufinent depuis une décennie, nous embarquant avec enthousiasme dans des ballades créoles qui font leur identité et leur contagieuse joie de vivre. Voix en tête, ça chante réunionnais, guadeloupéen, martiniquais ou langue inventée, c'est une tradition vivante que le groupe réinvente et nous transmet avec sa signature jazz : cœurs battants, corps dansants, émotions présentes. Nout’Souk, telle une belle célébration où l’on invite ses amis, est enrichi de signatures de taille en featuring. Un album puissant, viscéral, immédiat.

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