Haitian group Chouk Bwa dispels racist myths surrounding their Vodou (Voodoo) religion by showcasing mesmerizing rhythms and uplifting chanting focused on healing and celebration. Brussels-based electronic duo The Ångstromers adds layers of dub-style effects for a result they call “future-leaning Vodou dub.”

The group performs at La Chapelle in Rennes, France as part of KEXP's Trans Musicales broadcast.

Recorded 12/05/2019.
Vodou Ale
Ogou Bwe
Neg Ginen
Negriye

Haitian group Chouk Bwa dispels racist myths surrounding their Vodou (Voodoo) religion by showcasing mesmerizing rhythms and uplifting chanting focused on healing and celebration. Brussels-based electronic duo The Ångstromers adds layers of dub-style effects for a result they call &ldquo;future-leaning Vodou dub.&rdquo;
The group performs at La Chapelle in Rennes, France as part of KEXP's Trans Musicales broadcast.
Recorded 12/05/2019.
<ol>
<li>Vodou Ale</li>
<li>Ogou Bwe</li>
<li>Neg Ginen</li>
<li>Negriye</li>
</ol>

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