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Delgrs formed in 2016 when singer, songwriter and guitarist Pascal Dana met drummer Baptiste Brondy and soubassophone player Rafgee. Their name is a tribute to Louis Delgrs (1766-1802), leader of the movement resisting the reinstitution of slavery in Guadeloupe by Napoleonic France. Sung mostly in Creole, their 2018 debut album, Mo Jodi, was called "a hurricane of heavy blues", "ferocious and liberating", and a sound cast between "Tinariwen and Black Keys". In 2019 the band was nominated Best World Music Album at the French Victoires de La Musique. On their sophomore album, 4:00 AM, they continue to fight for their values in the face of injustice and conquer their path.
Delgrs formed in 2016 when singer, songwriter and guitarist Pascal Dana met drummer Baptiste Brondy and soubassophone player Rafgee. Their name is a tribute to Louis Delgrs (1766-1802), leader of the movement resisting the reinstitution of slavery in Guadeloupe by Napoleonic France. Sung mostly in Creole, their 2018 debut album, Mo Jodi, was called "a hurricane of heavy blues", "ferocious and liberating", and a sound cast between "Tinariwen and Black Keys". In 2019 the band was nominated Best World Music Album at the French Victoires de La Musique. On their sophomore album, 4:00 AM, they continue to fight for their values in the face of injustice and conquer their path.
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4:00 Am
Artist: Delgres
Format: CD
New: Available $14.98
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$24.98
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DISC: 1

1. 4 ed maten
2. Aleas
3. Assez assez
4. Se mo la
5. Lundi mardi mercredi
6. Ban mwen on chanson
7. Just Vote for Me
8. Ke aw
9. Libere mwen chorale
10. L ecole
11. Lese mwen ale
12. La penn

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Delgrs formed in 2016 when singer, songwriter and guitarist Pascal Dana met drummer Baptiste Brondy and soubassophone player Rafgee. Their name is a tribute to Louis Delgrs (1766-1802), leader of the movement resisting the reinstitution of slavery in Guadeloupe by Napoleonic France. Sung mostly in Creole, their 2018 debut album, Mo Jodi, was called "a hurricane of heavy blues", "ferocious and liberating", and a sound cast between "Tinariwen and Black Keys". In 2019 the band was nominated Best World Music Album at the French Victoires de La Musique. On their sophomore album, 4:00 AM, they continue to fight for their values in the face of injustice and conquer their path.
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