• Music From Saharan Cellphones – Mdou Moctar - Anar
    • Music From Saharan Cellphones – Mouma Bob - Imidiwane
    • Music From Saharan Cellphones – Friday
    • Music From Saharan Cellphones – Hasso Akotey - Amidine
    • 1. Mdou Moctar - Anar
    • 2. Mouma Bob - Imidiwane
    • 3. Friday
    • 4. Hasso Akotey - Amidine
    • 5. Lakal Kaney - Soul Tamashek
    • 6. DJ Mopao - Peguele
    • 7. Koudede - Souvernir Nam Adjosa
    • 8. Pheno S. - Waihidjo
    • 9. Iba One - All (Remix)
    • 10. Cheba Wassila - Hwa Heda

    Contemporary pop music from the Sahara desert, where songs are stored on cellphones. Collected in Northern Mali in 2010 (since taken over by extremists who've banned music on cellphones) the second volume expands into new sonic territory - from dreamy Niger guitar ballads, Bamako club juke, and hi energy Moroccan child Raï - with a focus on the Autotuned DIY creations circulating the desert.

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