Electric Mamba, the collective of ten musicians, puts us in a trance with its new video: Bande de Bangui. A new single full of positive energies to discover on JustFocus. Electric Mamba releases Bande de Bangui. A new single that mixes the African language with music nourished by jazz, soul and afrobeat. In the collective, we find Idylle Mamba who sings and writes the lyrics. She chose Sango, her native Central African language, to express herself.
"If you arrive in Bangui, you will find caterpillars, mo si na Bangui é mo kè wara vekè. If you arrive in Bangui, you will find vèkè. Mo si na Bangui éé mo kè wara dadawan. If you arrive in Bangui, you will find dadawan," she sings on Bande de Bangui.
At his side, we find the group Electric Safari which is from Lyon. He has already been touring for a few years, with a sound that revives afrobeat by tinting it with psychedelic effects. Bande de Bangui marks the signing of the group for the realization of an album on the label Underdog Records. Label where we find artists like Flox, Dowdelin or The Bongo Hop, Electric Mamba – Bande de Bangui
Joyful and hectic, Bande de Bangui is a festive and traveling anthem. The clip with shimmering colors reveals the group in its entirety who launches into unbridled choreographies with good humor. We find all the musicians : Idylle MAMBA, Etienne AMIET, Jérémy BON, Lucien CHATIN, Giles DAVENPORT, Timothée NICOLAS, Pierre PATUREL, Florian TILLARD, Jérémy TURPIN, Mario VARGAS. The video was directed by Anne-Laure Etienne. Electric Mamba shows the musical symbiosis between Idylle Mamba and the group Electric Safari, which knows how to transport us in a few notes in an afro-futuristic universe. We let you discover the video of the group for Bande de Bangui.
Bangui Strip – Electric Mamba
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLTBa3o7oC8 The collective can be found on his Instagram
