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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2011 · 6 MIN

Lost in Sultanahmet Cistern original Take (The Fakir)

from Djako records music · host Franck Dadure compositeur

THE FAKIR (FREE DIGITAL NU-JAZZ) A stage name tailored for Franck Dadure, French musician-producer ranging from sweet madness to brillant inspiration. Under the a.k.a « The Fakir » Franck play a tonic and unusual music based on electrified Turkish clarinet, homemade theremin-Eiffel-Tower & senza-fuzz. Sophisticated grooves, orientalized melodies, sound effects and digitalized recordfields, free and creative improvisations which are reminiscent of a certain Burnt Friedman. From the strange atomic landscape of La Hague (France) until the mysterious depths of the Sultanahmet Cistern in Istanbul, a journey full of surprises through unexpected soundscapes and incandescent rhythms. A very good work, that devotes a rare ability to combine sound exploration and musical accessibility.

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