Ale Hop's "Agua Dulce" features innovative cajon rhythms processed with synths, leading to a new partnership with Titi Bakorta, resulting in a dynamic fusion of talent.
The lively debut record showcases Titi Bakorta's spirited guitar playing, with tracks like "Bonne Annee" and "Asi Baila El Sintetizador" highlighting the duo's blend of soukous and electronic elements.
In "Nitaangaza," Bakorta's guitar lines are processed through psychedelic reverb, demonstrating how Ale Hop's experimental production enhances the traditional joy of soukous music.
On tracks like "Mapambazuko," Hop and Bakorta's collaboration teeters on overwhelming sonic experiences, proving the power of maximalist production in redefining traditional genres.
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