Malou Beauvoir’s Papa Damballah draws upon considerable tradition in its overall sound and subject material. Key to the song’s success has to be the crystal-clear vox contributed by Beauvoir. The focused drums and guitars imbue the composition with a classic sound that fans of modern jazz and flamenco will appreciate. Stunning visuals add a further layer of complexity to the composition. Fans ought to strap on a pair of headphones to properly appreciate each interaction between instruments and Malou’s voice. Papa Damballah is one of those works that will stick with listeners long after the song ceases to play.
Malou Beauvoir “Papa Damballah” / Domain /
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