


KODJOVI KUSH
Edgard Kowouvi (PRS)Multi-instrumentalist who has worked with Tony Allen, Keziah Jones, Seun Kuti and Gregory Isaacs.
Latest Tracks
Dawn On The Niger4675/2Phil Dawson (PRS)Kadialy Kouyate (PRS)Nampe Sadio Traore (BUMDA)Edgard Kowouvi (PRS)Campbell E Browning (PRS)Pablo Love (PRS)Vibrant Malian song with dynamic bambara male vocal & female bvs accompanied by lilting kora, electric guitar & bouncing rhythm section2:4895 BPM
Salimata4675/4Reggae influenced West African song with French male vocal & female bvs3:44120 BPM
Niamey Vice4675/7Soulful, bluesy Malian groove-based instrumental with kora & electric guitar riffing and weaving in harmonious interplay2:4973 BPM
Tamashek Blues4675/8Heavy West African blues driven by brooding grungy riff under lead & delay effected guitars backed by bass, drums & djembe percussion2:1774 BPM
Fine Lady3942/7Joyous afrobeat with chill out male vocals, backing vocals, melodic horns, electric guitar, bass guitar, e piano drums kit & percussion2:3290 BPM
You Walk The Walk3942/8Bouncy celebratory afrobeat with rhythmic keyboard, groovy horns, electric guitar, bass guitar, swagger filled drum groove & male lead vocals2:28112 BPM
Nutifafa3918/1Afrobeat with rhythmic Highlife & jazz influences featuring blazing horns, rhythmic bass, guitar & percussion with male vocals in the Ewe language4:26110 BPM
Groovy3918/2Mellow reggae & Highlife Afrobeat fusion song with male vocals, uplifting brass section, Rhodes, rhythmic bass, guitar & percussion4:0785 BPM
The story behind the sound
Kodjovi Kush is an acclaimed multi-instrumentalist who has worked alongside Tony Allen, Keziah Jones, Seun Kuti, Finley Quaye, Cheikh-Lo and Gregory Isaacs. Born in Togo, West Africa, he honed his skills at the Maître Dosseh Lomé Piano Conservatory. Following a spell accompanying Togolese ballet troupes across Europe, Kush landed in London since the mid-90s, when the Africa Centre was a stronghold for African cultures and home away from home. He has since dedicated himself to gathering those same musicians to perform with him, at festivals including Glastonbury and WOMAD, while developing his own skills in Audio Engineering. Working in collaboration with the Afrospot All Stars, Kush is the number one interpreter of Agbajazz, which fuses the indigenous dance music of West Africa’s Ewe tribe (Agbadja) with Afro-Cuban, jazz and reggae influences.