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Jean-Claude searches through his extensive mountain of records to bring out some of that new new, and some new old as well. It always bangs.

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ZULI, experimental club producer and VENT co-founder hailing from Cairo hits the NTS airwaves to showcase his club wares: aggressively left-field.

Tabou Combo

Tabou Combo

Tabou Combo has been played on NTS in shows including Midnight Marauders w/ Marshmello, featured first on 26 July 2014. Songs played include Pace Domine, Let's Dance (Disco) and Mabouya.

Tabou Combo got started in 1968 in Petion-Ville, Haiti.

Singing in English, Spanish, French or their native Creole, Tabou serves a hot mix of grooves and textures with roots from around the world. He provides a strong dose of the Dominican Republic's national dance music, meringue. In addition, there is Haiti's dance-till-you-drop carnival music, rara, and the hypnotic drums of Haitian voodoo rituals. Add to that quadrilles and contra-dances from Haiti's French colonizers and funk from the American soul era to James Brown for good measure. The mixture of all these influences makes for a serious bass line that brings new meaning to the word bottom; layer upon layer of accents courtesy of drums, percussion and congas; the constant intertwining of two guitars with the feel of West African Soukous topped with bright piano riff and the brassy sound of a 3-man horn section.

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Tabou Combo

Tabou Combo has been played on NTS in shows including Midnight Marauders w/ Marshmello, featured first on 26 July 2014. Songs played include Pace Domine, Let's Dance (Disco) and Mabouya.

Tabou Combo got started in 1968 in Petion-Ville, Haiti.

Singing in English, Spanish, French or their native Creole, Tabou serves a hot mix of grooves and textures with roots from around the world. He provides a strong dose of the Dominican Republic's national dance music, meringue. In addition, there is Haiti's dance-till-you-drop carnival music, rara, and the hypnotic drums of Haitian voodoo rituals. Add to that quadrilles and contra-dances from Haiti's French colonizers and funk from the American soul era to James Brown for good measure. The mixture of all these influences makes for a serious bass line that brings new meaning to the word bottom; layer upon layer of accents courtesy of drums, percussion and congas; the constant intertwining of two guitars with the feel of West African Soukous topped with bright piano riff and the brassy sound of a 3-man horn section.

Original source Last.fm

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Pace Domine
Tabou Combo De Petion Ville
Mini Records1974
Let's Dance (Disco)
Tabou Combo Superstars
Mini Records1978
Mabouya
Tabou Combo
Disques Espérance1989
Ce Pas
Tabou Combo
IBO Records1969