Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Gisela Razanajatovo

Faada Freddy, born in Saint-Louis (Senegal) has a strong musical background as a member of "Daara J", a Senegalese rap duo, sucessful in Africa and Europe. Since the album "Gospel Journey" (2015) he collaborates with a group of fantastic vocalists - and no instruments at all. They form the most excisting "a capella" group I ever heard, as they mix soul, blues, jazz, rap, hip hop using their voices as well as elements of beatboxing, let aside stomping and clapping. They did a great perfomance in Beauvais, so thrilling, that I checked the tourdates - and saw them again later that year. Here is the sound: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjFSAvbXMT0

Faada Freddy, born in Saint-Louis (Senegal) has a strong musical background as a member of "Daara J", a Senegalese rap duo, sucessful in Africa and Europe. Since the album "Gospel Journey" (2015) he collaborates with a group of fantastic vocalists - and no instruments at all. They form the most excisting "a capella" group I ever heard, as they mix soul, blues, jazz, rap, hip hop using their voices as well as elements of beatboxing, let aside stomping and clapping. They did a great perfomance in Beauvais, so thrilling, that I checked the tourdates - and saw them again later that year. Here is the sound: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjFSAvbXMT0

Faada Freddy, born in Saint-Louis (Senegal) has a strong musical background as a member of "Daara J", a Senegalese rap duo, sucessful in Africa and Europe Since the album "Gospel Journey" (2015) he collaborates with a group of fantastic vocalists - and no instruments at all. They form the most excisting "a capella" group I ever heard, as they mix soul, blues, jazz, rap, hip hop using their voices as well as elements of beatboxing, let aside stomping and clapping. They did a great perfomance in Beauvais, so thrilling, that I checked the tourdates - and saw them again later that year. Here is the sound: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjFSAvbXMT0

Faada Freddy, born in Saint-Louis (Senegal) has a strong musical background as a member of "Daara J", a Senegalese rap duo, sucessful in Africa and Europe. Since the album "Gospel Journey" (2015) he collaborates with a group of fantastic vocalists - and no instruments at all. They form the most excisting "a capella" group I ever heard, as they mix soul, blues, jazz, rap, hip hop using their voices as well as elements of beatboxing, let aside stomping and clapping. They did a great perfomance in Beauvais, so thrilling, that I checked the tourdates - and saw them again later that year. Here is the sound: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjFSAvbXMT0