This original composition from Regis Molina was inspired by Irakere´s “Iya”, and is a tribute to the Abakuá Culture that emigrate forcefully from south Nigeria and North Camerún to Cuba. This culture is one of the most important contributions to the Cuban culture till our days.
This song is part of an upcoming EP called "Tree-O"
Sanga Abakuá:
This original composition from Regis Molina was inspired by Irakere´s “Iya”, and is a tribute to the Abakuá Culture that emigrate forcefully from south Nigeria and North Camerún to Cuba. This culture is one of the most important contributions to the Cuban culture till our days.
This song is part of an upcoming EP called "Tree-O"
About our Tree-O
Elements of jazz, improvisation and Latin American rhythms make up a large part of the sound of the Tree-O group, which was founded a years ago in the city of Berlin by three musicians who felt the need to create new sounds and new musical paths to themselves to connect with their musical and spiritual roots (hence the name Tree) and in turn to explore new ways within the sound of a trio, a format that allows a certain musical freedom but in turn requires an extreme connection between their musicians, which is what this in Berlin-based Cuban-Colombian group can be heard clearly. Regis "KinRe" Molina (alto saxophone), Javier Reyes (drums) and Sergio "Checho" Gómez (bass) are the roots of this Tree-O, which will offer the listener an unforgettable music experience.
credits
released June 13, 2021
Credits:
Regis Molina Reynaldo : Composition, Alto Sax & Cowbell
(Live & Studio Musician, Teacher
Saxophones, Flutes & Percussions) music@regismolina.com
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