Vetse

Vetse

Njava, a family fivesome from Madagascar now based in Brussels are two singing sisters who deliver a rousing range of vocal colours and techniques over the poised support of their brothers on guitar, bass and light percussion. Often the sources are in ceremonial styles, though melody-led.

 

It’s a similar take on musical tradition to Koité’s, with a more robust and definitely feminine perspective, including a two-way satire about an African male who can’t get a woman because they all prefer Englishmen.  

Published: January 20, 2012 at 4:18 pm

COMPOSERS: Njava
LABELS: EMI Hemisphere
WORKS: World
CATALOGUE NO: 4 99265 2

Njava, a family fivesome from Madagascar now based in Brussels are two singing sisters who deliver a rousing range of vocal colours and techniques over the poised support of their brothers on guitar, bass and light percussion. Often the sources are in ceremonial styles, though melody-led.

It’s a similar take on musical tradition to Koité’s, with a more robust and definitely feminine perspective, including a two-way satire about an African male who can’t get a woman because they all prefer Englishmen.

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