- Sejo (4:24)
- Mandela (4:12)
- Kanou (4:47)
- Rude Boy (5:44)
- Songorou (5:03)
- Amordjasso (5:03)
- No Doubt (4:13)
- Diarabi (3:55)
- Douneya (5:04)
SEJO THANKS/CREDITS
SPECIAL THANKS TO MY BROTHER ISMAEL ISAAC, MY FAMILY AND ALL THE MUSICIANS, MY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS WHO HELPED MAKE THIS CD POSSIBLE
Track 3, Dan Ayalon Bass. Shahar Mintz, Guitar, Track 9, Emi Yabuno, Backup Vocals, Track 8, Judith Rahilly, Backup Vocals, Track 2, 4 Junior Marvin, Guitar Track 8, Mai Lingani, Backup Vocals,Track 7, Sidney Mills, Keyboards & Bass Track 1, 5, 6, Moussa Doumbia, Donalde Lakpa Keyboards, Moussa Doumbia, Arrangements, Babo Achile, Guitar, Ras Labo, Bass, Aristide, Drums, Esperence Dion, back up vocals, Track 3, 4, 7, Carolyn Traore, Backup Vocals, Track 2,4,7,8, Abou Diarrassouba, Drums, Track 6 Featuring Ahmed Faras & Djackis, Track 2. 4, Adrian Djoman, Bass, Track 2, 4, George Kouakou, Keyboards, Track 3, 7 Aya Kato, Keyboard, Track 3, 7, Sherard Harris Guitar, Track 4, 8 Featuring Toni Blackman, Track 1, 5, 6, Engineered & Produced Moussa Doumbia, Studio DMB, Abidjan, Studio Assistant, Saint Apiche, Track 3, 7, Engineered & Produced Sidney Mills, Studio Mercy, Track 2, 4, Produced by George Kouakou, Engineered by Sidney Mills, Track Studio Mercy, NYC, Track 8, 9, Engineered & Produced by Oscar Ankoue, Brooklyn, NY, Mixed at Studio Mercy, NYC except Track 2, 3, 5, mixed at Tuff Gong Studios, Kingston, Jamica, Track 10, Remixed by A. Napadol
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Who Is Sekouba?
Sekouba Diakite originates from Odienne (the Republic of Cote d’Ivoire). Like his elder brother, Isaac Ismael Sekouba also sings in Malinke, Bambara, Dioula English, and French.
Sekouba comes from the neighborhood of Treichville in Abidjan, (known as ‘Treichtown’ to reggae fans). In 1986, Sékouba moved to The Gambia, where he lived until 1993 when he moved back to Abidjan (Cote d'Ivoire) More…