http://globalrhythmstore.net/New Music From Madagascar on Calabash Music2008-11-23T04:41:58ZThe Calabash Music Teamsupport@calabashmusic.comMenwarhttp://menwar.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from MenwarMenwar is the most innovative ambassador of Sega music in Mauritius today. He is a charismatic singer with a strange voice]]>Nathalie Natiembehttp://nathalienatiembe.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from Nathalie NatiembeThe raw songs of Nathalie Natiembé are typical of the Reunion island. She draws strong emotions from words, digging deep into their essence.]]>Marabi Africahttp://marabiafrica.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from Marabi AfricaMarabi is the independant label created in 2002 by Christian Mousset, director of the Festival Musiques Métisses d'Angoulême in France.The festival, place of exchange and discovery, is widely opened to urban popular musics from the African Continent, Indian Ocean, the Caribbeans, America. Marabi is mainly a discographic extension of this event. On the same artistic line, the label puts upcoming artists forward as well as patrimonial leading figures. Marabi is the name given to the South African Jazz born in the townships of the thirties.]]>Ren頌acaille & Bob Brozmanhttp://renalacaillebobbrozman.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from Ren頌acaille & Bob BrozmanRENÉ LACAILLE A Biography René Lacaille is the embodiment of La Réunion’s verve: a man steeped in his culture’s celebration of life and good times, René learned how to command a party as early as a]]>D'Garyhttp://dgary.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from D'GaryD'Gary is "a monster guitarist!" He is the Madagascar's guitar wizard!]]>Ti Fredhttp://tifred.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from Ti FredIn the nineties, Fred Belhomme sang the Maloya in Danyel Waro's band.]]>Abou Chihabihttp://abouchihabi.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from Abou ChihabiAbou Chihabi is  singer and songwriter from Grande Comore who fights against social injustice and racial discrimination.]]>Mily Clementhttp://milyclement.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from Mily ClementMily Clément had played with numerosous band, including Jaojoby, before he started to sing his own song.]]>Jobily Weberhttp://jobilyweber.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from Jobily WeberJobily means “birthday” in Madagascan and it’s the hope that he sing as a kind of therapy for him and people who suffer everyday.]]>Kilemahttp://kilema.globalrhythmstore.net/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from KilemaKilema is from a family of musicians. He started using his voice at an early age, already singing in a children group and participating in vocal and onomato-poetic competitions. He draw his inspiration from his roots: ethnic and local music, work songs and country sources. He plays Kabosy, Katsa and Marovany as these instruments are highly representative of Madagascan traditionnal music.]]>