A subtle composer and guitarist with the instinct of a gifted musician, Dakar-born Herve Samb had multiple collaborations (Jimmy Cliff, Meshell Ndegeocello, Oumou Sangaré, Amadou & Mariam, David Murray, Marcus Miller, Salif Keïta, Lisa Simone and many others), took part in over 100 albums, released the critically-acclaimed gems Cross Over (2009), Kharit (2012) and Time To Feel (2013) and now introduces Teranga and his “Jazz Sabar” concept, a project dear to this heart.
With Teranga, Herve Samb introduces his “Jazz Sabar” concept. Here, Senegalese dance welcomes jazz music, and sabar, a typical local percussion, discloses the contemporary vitality of African music. An invitation to travel between tradition and modernity, served by a host of young talents and timeless artists.
Herve Samb – guitares, choeur
Pathe Jassi – Contrebasse, choeur
Alioune Seck – Sabar, percussions
Abdoulaye Lo – Batterie
Noumoucounda Cissoko – Kora (11)
Cheikh Diallo – Wurlitzer, Fender Rhode (5,9,11)
Samba Ndokh Mbaye – Tama (6)
Daniel Moreno – Percussions (6)
Charly Sy – Vinyl scratch (7)
Julien Birot – Basse, choeur (10)
Karen Jeauffreau – 1er violon (3)
Jacques Gandard – 2e violon (3)
Raphael Aubry – Violon alto (3)
Florence Hennequin – Violoncelle (2,3)
CONCERTS
13 Fév. 2018 / L'Ermitage, Paris (75)
