Danilo Sacco - JereJef

Review by Olaf Komoss

Danilo Sacco's latest album, JereJef, is a masterful blend of electronic and world music that will transport listeners to a different realm. The album is a tribute to the music of Senegal, and Sacco's expertise in blending different genres is evident in every track.

From the opening track "JereJef" to the closing "Ndiaye," Sacco takes listeners on a journey through the sounds of Senegal. The album is full of intricate rhythms, hypnotic melodies, and soulful vocals that are sure to leave listeners captivated.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Kanala," which features the haunting vocals of Senegalese singer Aida Samb. The track is a beautiful blend of electronic beats and traditional instruments, and Samb's voice adds a layer of depth and emotion to the song.

Another highlight of the album is "Kouyate," which features the kora, a traditional West African instrument. Sacco's use of the kora adds a unique texture to the track and showcases his ability to seamlessly blend different musical styles.

Summary by Olaf Komoss

JereJef is a stunning album that showcases Danilo Sacco's talent as a composer and producer. The album is a beautiful tribute to the music of Senegal and is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates electronic and world music.