Bamako Afrohouse × Bolon Bass × Fulani Flute Flash Music Around On sort sans plan.
EN: An ka taa is young Bambara Afrohouse powered by bolon bass, flashes of Fulani flute and the restless energy of Bamako at night. Four friends, two motorbikes, no address — just follow the music.
FR : An ka taa transforme une virée nocturne improvisée à Bamako en Afrohouse mandingue : bolon grave, éclats de flûte et énergie de motos. Pas de plan, pas d'adresse : on suit simplement le son.
About this song
An ka taa brings Bamako Afrohouse × Bolon Bass × Fulani Flute Flash into a contemporary African sound. The vocals move through Bambara. The track carries a free • fast • euphoric • masculine • adventurous • addictive atmosphere shaped by on sort sans plan.. It moves at 129 BPM.
Song details
African music and Bambara sounds
An ka taa explores contemporary African music through Bamako Afrohouse × Bolon Bass × Fulani Flute Flash music, with vocals in Bambara. Its free • fast • euphoric • masculine • adventurous • addictive atmosphere gives the track a distinctive African sound.
As an African song, An ka taa connects regional musical identity with today's African music scene. The use of Bambara places the track within Bambara music and the diversity of African songs performed in the continent's languages. Its Bamako Afrohouse × Bolon Bass × Fulani Flute Flash direction links the song to Bamako Afrohouse × Bolon Bass × Fulani Flute Flash music, African rhythms and contemporary African sounds. The musical world develops around on sort sans plan.. At 129 BPM, the tempo helps define its rhythmic character.
For listeners discovering African music, African songs and new African sounds, An ka taa highlights how language, rhythm and regional influences can meet in one contemporary track. Its free • fast • euphoric • masculine • adventurous • addictive mood adds another dimension to that identity.
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[START — MOTORBIKE ENGINE] [MALE] I b'a dɔn an bɛ taa min? [FRIEND] Ayi. [MALE] Parfait. [ENGINE ACCELERATES INTO RHYTHM] [VERSE 1] Moto fila terikɛ naani Plan tɛ problème tɛ An bɛ taa Bamako su fɛ fiɲɛ bɛ kan Chemise bɛ wuli route bɛ boli Kuma tɛ An bɛ taa. N ye musique mɛn yɔrɔ jan N terikɛ ko: “I mɛnna?” N ko: “Awo.” A ko: “Suivre.” [FLUTE FLASH] [HOOK] An ka taa! An ka taa! I kana ɲininka an bɛ taa min An ka taa! An ka taa! Ni son bɛ yen an bɛ taa yen! [BOLON BASS TAKES OVER] [VERSE 2] Feu rouge An jɔ. Moto min bɛ yan a bɛ son mɛn fana A ye an lajɛ An ye a lajɛ A ko: “Party?” An ko: “Peut-être.” Feu vert. Léegi moto saba. [BEAT] Yɔrɔ ma fɔ adresse ma fɔ Mais bass bɛ bonya O de ka kan. An bɛ taa ka a ɲini. [HOOK] Plan tɛ! An ka taa! Adresse tɛ! An ka taa! Su ka di! An ka taa! Ni an tununa... An bɛ sɔrɔ! [INSTRUMENTAL — BOLON × KICK] [VERSE 3] An sera porte dɔ la Ce n'était pas là. [LAUGHTER] Bon. An bɛ taa tuguni. Moto daminɛ Flûte mɛnna yɔrɔ wɛrɛ la Cette fois... Peut-être. [FLUTE ANSWERS] [BUILD] Moto fila moto saba Léégi moto duuru Mɔgɔ si ma plan dɔn Mais bɛɛ bɛ suivre. [FINAL HOOK] AN KA TAA! Su fɛ! AN KA TAA! Bamako! AN KA TAA! Son ɲɛfɛ! AN KA TAA! Plan tɛ! Problem tɛ! Route bɛ yen! An ka taa! [FINAL — MUSIC DROPS OUT, MOTORBIKES CONTINUE] [FRIEND] On est où? [MALE] ... Aucune idée.