Tani Diakite and Afrofunkstars

Tani Diakite and Afrofunkstars

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Date
Fri, Oct 30
7:00 PM to 10:00 PM

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Tani Diakite and Afrofunkstars: October 30 $15.00 7PM Tani and the Afrofunkstars are an ever-evolving ensemble rooted in the rich musical traditions of Wasulu, a region spanning the border of Mali and Guinea. Drawing from a diverse palette of West African rhythms and instruments, Tani Diakite captures the vibrant spirit of Wasulu music through infectious percussion, soulful vocals, and the bright tones of native stringed instruments. At the heart of the sound is the kamale n'goni, played by Tani himself, a West African lute often regarded as an ancestor of the banjo. Traditionally associated with Malian hunters, Wasulu music was believed to charm the spirits of the animals they pursued. Its deep musical lineage helped shape the foundations of blues and world music while foreshadowing genres such as bluegrass and folk. The Afrofunkstars channel this heritage into performances that are both uplifting and deeply spiritual, inspiring audiences and fellow musicians alike. A defining feature of the band is its fluid lineup: each show brings together a unique mix of collaborators, singers, and instrumentalists, ensuring that no two performances are ever the same. That unpredictability is part of the magic of a live Afrofunkstars show, you never know what's coming next. One thing, however, is certain; before long, you will be swept up in the band's irresistible spirit, dancing, moving, and fully immersed in the groove. Add to cart

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