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Habibi Funk 011: Al Hadaoui
by Attarazat Addahabia & Faradjallah
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do-it-youssef Fantastic mix between sixties rock, and traditional moroccan sound like gnawa and more !
Great stuff !
hustlersuperdisco unique asf, there's nothing like this Favorite track: Taali تعالي.
Mr Crumbone Already loved the Aflana-track on habibi funk 007, so I was glad to find more of this. Great album! Favorite track: Aflana افلانة.
                                                           
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Al Hadaoui الهداوي 00:00 / 04:03
 
 
 
Al Hadaoui - LP Edition
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Al Hadaoui - CD Edition
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Al Hadaoui الهداوي 04:03
 
 
 
2.
Albaki الباكي 07:06
 
 
 
3.
Moulate Salef مولات السالف 05:01
 
 
 
4.
Taali تعالي 04:39
 
 
 
5.
Aflana افلانة 04:17
 
 
 
6.
Chama'a الشمعة 05:52
 
 
 
7.
Kaddaba كدابة 04:56
 
 
about
Attarazat Addahabia & Faradjallah's album came to us as quite a mystery. Our friends from Ra- dio Martiko got access to the studio archive of the Boussiphone label and a reel labeled “Fara- djallah” was among the items they had found there. After listening to the selection of reels they borrowed, Radio Martiko felt it was not a fit for their label and helped us licensing it from Mr. Boussiphone instead. We knew nothing about the band. We just had the reel with the music but very little information. What we knew was that the music was incredible and very unique. Gna- wa sounds were combined with funky electronic guitars, very dense layers of percussions and female backing vocals more reminiscent of musical styles further south than Morocco.
We started asking around whether anyone knew the band with no immediate success until we asked Tony Day, a musician from Morocco who helped us during our search for Fadoul’s family. His sharp memory came through once again, remembering all the names of the Attarazat Adda- habia band members and even how to contact the bands singer and leader Abdelakabir Faradjal- lah. After visiting him at his home in Casablanca with our Moroccan colleague Sabrina multiple times, he shared his personal story.
His father arrived in Casablanca from Aqqa at the age...  more
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released July 12, 2019

The album was licensed from Faradjallah. We pay 50% of the profits of this release as royalties. Only project related costs are deductible from the gross income, research and travel costs come out of our own share. Publishing rights were not included in our agreement.