Aswât

Description

"Aswât." "Voices." Those that intertwine in the majority of the tracks on Djazia Satour's album. A collection of songs, invocations bearing the timbre of one who, with ten new warm and intimate tracks, establishes herself as an essential figure in an Arab art that never loses its impact on our bodies (we enjoy dancing, swept away by these enchanting and captivating rhythms) and our minds. But more than anything, the creator has dared to craft an increasingly intense writing, extending the shamanic magic of the unforgettable "Alwane" onto shifting sands, from which she liberates us through majestic and human instrumental pulses. A sensory exhibition of living tales, "Aswât" is one of the most varied and personal works of this artist; yet it remains, above all, universal, assertive, and reflective. Djazia Satour channels her femininity into a discourse whose moral and emotional impact continues to resonate with us. And we watch the world change around us, finally taking our place within it.