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Artist description
We play West African music for belly dance. We play either polyrhythmic drumming or mid-east melodies backed by west african instruments. When our dancers are in front of us, it is a spectacle to behold. We play for parties, community events, school assemblies (elementary to high school) and facilitate drum circles. email km@eng.sun.comto book your next event in the San Francisco BayArea (USA). |
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Music Style
African Mid-East Fusion |
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Musical Influences
Olatunji Arthur Hull Egytian Folk Music Jajouka |
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Artist History
Formed in 1995, kekuja has had many drummers and dancers perform with us. Kevin Marshall is the musical director, Parri (parri@topdancers.com) is the choreographer. |
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Group Members
You just never know...We play live with at least four drummers. |
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Instruments
West African Percussion, woodwinds |
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Albums
Live at Dunsmuir (1998), Dunkema (1998), Music from 1998-200 |
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Press Reviews
San Jose Mercury News 12/12/99 "Tri-Cities-based group Kekuja playing a fusion of West African and Islamic music while three belly dancers undulated to the pounding drums" |
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Location
Newark, California - USA |
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