A modern, groove-heavy collaboration with Tony Allen that addresses the pain of social stigma.
Oumou Sangaré is not a major label pop star – she runs her own label at times, and her music supports women's rights organizations in Mali. Piracy hurts her directly.
, hit the streets in 1989. It wasn't just music; it was a revolution. We didn’t 'download' back then. We waited by the radio or saved our coins for a precious tape." Zeynab finally looked up, intrigued. "A revolution? How?"