Herve Samb – Guitare Solo at Le Baiser Sale

“My whole approach is to sound as I want, as I am. Not as a guitarist of a specific genre, rather as a multicultural musician.” Hervé Samb did not think so well predicted in 2008, when he released his first album under his name, the aptly named Crossover. The guitarist invited both Brooklyn slammers, Guadeloupean drums, Senegalese voices and even gospel.With Benn released in 2021, Hervé invites us to a weightless ascent in ten stations including the pilgrim, on the way of the rising day, surveys the sound material. At the end, the assurance of the experience of a full presence. 
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“My whole approach is to sound as I want, as I am. Not as a guitarist of a specific genre, rather as a multicultural musician.” Hervé Samb did not think so well predicted in 2008, when he released his first album under his name, the aptly named Crossover. The guitarist invited both Brooklyn slammers, Guadeloupean drums, Senegalese voices and even gospel.With Benn released in 2021, Hervé invites us to a weightless ascent in ten stations including the pilgrim, on the way of the rising day, surveys the sound material. At the end, the assurance of the experience of a full presence. 

« Toute ma démarche est de sonner comme j’ai envie, comme je suis. Pas comme un guitariste d’un genre précis, plutôt comme un musicien multiculturel. » Hervé Samb ne croyait pas si bien prédire en 2008, alors qu’il publiait son premier album sous son nom, le bien nommé Crossover. Le guitariste conviait aussi bien des slameurs de Brooklyn que des tambours guadeloupéens, des voix sénégalaises et même du gospel.Avec Benn sorti en 2021, Hervé nous invite à une montée en apesanteur en dix stations dont le pèlerin, sur le chemin du jour montant, arpente la matière sonore. Au bout, l’assurance de l’expérience d’une pleine présence.

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