Combé So Brussels, Belgium
Back in 2012, Combé decided to start writing songs, partly based on old memories from her native Casamance and partly sharing her reflection on today's world. Right from the start, the point was about blending African singing with modern music, with a view to create the right sonic atmosphere to convey Combé's messages. That's how Combé's 'Afro-Groove' got to see the light of day. ... more
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