"Afropean" singer Marie Daulne is Zap Mama. Her parents are from the Congo and Belgium; Daulne was born in the Congo and grew up in Brussels. She formed the group as an a cappella quintet in the late ...
The McDonalds McCafe Mocha Superlounge has some very comfortable leather chairs in it, but no one could stay seated for long during Zap Mama's closeout set. The Belgian Afrobeat group kept up an ...
America’s premier afrobeat band, Antibalas, is excited to announce a collaborative tour with Zap Mama, Marie Daulne’s international polyphonic vocal group, that will travel across North America in ...
A truly eclectic band, Zap Mama draws from styles as far-ranging as Afrobeat, soul, jazz and drum 'n' bass to create its unpredictable Afro-European sound. Lead singer and founder Marie Dualne was ...
Supermoon‘s opening track, “1000 Ways,” aims for nothing less than transforming the human condition: “Thousand billion people/Thousand ways to talk/Thousand ways to smile.” With lesser voices, that ...
Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. BRATTLEBORO >> When the renowned European-based all-female Zap Mama vocal troupe and Brooklyn's all-guy 12-piece Afro-pop decided to tour together, it ...
The music of Zap Mama was once known for bringing pure, a capella sounds from Africa. But its latest CD, Ancestry in Progress, continues a move toward a global vision of soul. That evolution was ...
NEW YORK (Billboard) - After five years and numerous release-date shifts, a proper UGK album is finally ready to hit stores. Still criminally slept-on by the masses, the duo of Bun B and Pimp C ...
Born in Zaire and raised in Brussels, Daulne and has also lived in New York and Philadelphia. The next addition to her musical cultural grab bag? The Amazon. Daulne visited Brazil for the first time a ...
ZAP MAMA discovered the world, discovered the essence, the goal, the Thing. Sound became my obsession! I listened to more ethnic music from India, Mali, Africa, New Zealand, Haiti, Bali, Japan, Brazil ...
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