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MEDI1TV Afrique : #Chronique_culture du 17-10-24 - 17/10/2024

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00:00Welcome to MEDIEN TV, you have just listened to the London singer,

00:29Ale Ouya, born in Saudi Arabia, from an Egyptian father raised in Sudan and from an Ethiopian mother.

00:36But it was in London, after leaving Saudi Arabia, that she forged a musical education

00:42between the exported sound of Ethiopian and Arab religious music from her parents

00:49and by the vibrations coming from her brother's bedroom.

00:54Between the sound of her father's koran in the morning, her mother's Ethiopian music

01:00and her brother's alternative rock music, Ale Ouya forged a very unique musical imprint.

01:08I suggest you listen to it.

01:11My parents had no relationship with music.

01:14They simply sang what they knew.

01:17For my mother, it was European music.

01:21And my father, Arabic melodies.

01:23Above all, my older brother was more into experimental music.

01:29And I am convinced that if it were not thanks to my brother,

01:34I believe that I would never have integrated the world of song and music.

01:53Groove, grunge, or soul, Ale Ouya does not lock herself in a genre.

02:09When asked who her music is addressed to, she responds like a sage addressing her disciple to whom it is open.

02:17But more especially, I would like to reach the people who have lost themselves and are looking for themselves.

02:22Because her music is like a prayer or a difficult incantation to leave her.

02:28Eyes that appear like a body welcoming the vibrations of the moment to transcribe them into music.

02:35I suggest you listen to it.

02:37It's one of those things, isn't it? Like, you're just... I'm just African, so...

02:41My origins are what they are.

02:43It's that I'm mostly African.

02:45Whatever my origins are, it's simply in my DNA.

02:50It means that everything I do with my music is natural.

02:54I'm not trying to modify or transform my sounds.

02:57I'm not trying to westernize my productions.

03:01Nothing is done at home.

03:02And the only effort I make is to follow this natural path.

03:07I always bring my tribal essence to everything I do.

03:20It's dread now. Yeah, it's dread now.

03:24Like it's in the crack that's been washed out.

03:28You're gonna get down.

03:31But all you see when you're so baby.

03:34Oh, you want someone to blame.

03:37But the seed is the one you sow.

03:39And in the space of a few songs like Sweetin, more than 2 million views

03:44and a collaboration with the rapper Lettel Smith,

03:47Aleuia, a 25-year-old Londoner with cosmopolitan origins,

03:51has been able to attract all the attention in the world.

03:54With his musical partner Moses Boyd,

03:56drummer, composer and producer from the young London jazz scene,

04:02he publishes hits in, for example, Code.

04:05So here is a raw talent multiplying the strings in his bow

04:10and blowing a wind of freedom on the London groove scene.

04:14I suggest you listen to Aleuia again.

04:18Before creating any note, any sound, I try to focus.

04:24I take everything that comes to mind.

04:27I follow the path of creation.

04:29And little by little, the structure is put in place.

04:33Then the arrangements begin.

04:35The lyrics of the song really come after all this process.

04:41And it's really like putting order in my mind.

04:44Cleaning up the mess.

04:46Thank you, dear viewers, for your loyalty.

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#Chronique_culture du 17-10-24 - 17/10/2024

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