Keerah's Favorite Music
maintained by Roy Jones, music@hennapage.com
"Today, like every
other day, we wake up empty and frightened.
Don't open the door to the study and begin reading.
Take down a musical instrument."
Don't open the door to the study and begin reading.
Take down a musical instrument."
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Manau - Panique Celtique
Old Celtic
music from Brittany mixed with modern french Hip-Hop, what a wonderful
thing! Martial Tricoche (composer and singer) and Cédric
Soubiron (instruments) did the unthinkable, joining two extremes and
creating a new kind of music. "Le tribu de Dana" and "Panique Celtique"
fro the “Panique Celtique” CD are diamonds…French in its most dynamic
style. This isn't the boring French you studied School!! |
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Florian Ast - Gringo
Swiss
traditional songs in a truly new style! Shocking for most older Swiss,
but the ultimate thing for the younger ones. Goes far from Cows,
Chocolate and Cheese…! Belive me: that’s today’s Switzerland and real
Swiss German |
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Shaggy - "Mr. Lover Lover: The Best of
Shaggy, Volume 1“
I don’t
think Shaggy’s music really needs an introduction. “Mr Lover Lover”,
“Boombastic” and “In the summertime” …. Wow!!! Anything else to say? |
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Manu Chao - "Proxima Stacion: Esperanza”
Guess I’m
really stuck to the mixture of traditional music and new styles! If you
like Latin music, rock, rap, or world music, all together in a new mix,
Manu Chao will be the one for you. This album has catchy, infectious
songs. This is one of those albums you will keep in your CD-Player for
weeks/months/years. Listen and enjoy! |
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Lou Bega -A Little Bit of Mambo
Anything
better to show that summer is here? NOOOO! “Mambo Nr.5” makes me start
to dance and I really can’t stop until the end of the CD! (What a bad
thing when you have to henna!) |
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