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Tamala, whose name means “travelers,” embodies the spirit of exploration, delving into the endless possibilities of blending the kora, violin, harmonica and voice. This quartet explores universal themes such as love, our connection to nature, and the search for identity. Guided by a natural musical alchemy, the musicians of Tamala swing easily between tradition and innovation, strength and subtlety, dream and reality, north and south.

After years of touring and performing on numerous stages around the world, Tamala is now releasing their third album ‘Diboli“. Musically, Tamala showcases their versatility in this album. Of course, there is the powerful voice of Mola Sylla, who not only keeps you captivated until the very last note but also surprises with an impressive range of self-made instruments. Kora virtuoso Bao Sissoko stands out as a gifted soloist with a keen sense of rhythm, as well as a talented composer. On the violin, the highly versatile Wouter Vandenabeele brings a contemporary European touch, making Tamala more than just the sum of its parts. A fourth musician, Olivier Vander Bauwede, has recently joined the project, adding bluesy tones to Tamala’s music with his harmonica.
New album release: 25th of October.

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