Mina Agossi - Fresh (CD)

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M251S

$15.30

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Mina Agossi - Fresh (CD)Tenth album from the French jazz vocalist Mina Agossi's tenth album to date, looks back on the celebrated French vocalist's 20 year career by revisiting some of her original songs in new arrangements. Merging acoustic an electronic sounds around the heartbeat of the double bass, drums and percussion, fusing jazz and world music with the sensibilities of urban soul and rock, the album reveals more of Mina Agossi's Beninese roots in these inspired new

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012