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- Summary: The third full-length studio release for French-Algerian electronic collective Acid Arab features guest appearances from Wael Alkak, Cheb Halim, Khnafer Lazhar Ghizlane Melih, Sofiane Saidi, Fella Soltana, Rachid Taha, and Cem Yildiz.
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- Record Label: Crammed Discs
- Genre(s): Electronic, House, Techno, Club/Dance, International, Acid House, International Fusion, Middle Eastern Traditions, Arabic
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MojoFeb 14, 2023Highly seductive and pulsates with youthful energy. [Mar 2023, p.88]
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UncutFeb 14, 2023There are moments where this French-Algerian collective truly get deep into "acid house". ... Elsewhere, three decades of Western club culture are put through the prism of North African music. ... Best of all is the galloping afro-house of "Habaytak", featuring the haunting voice of Ghizlane Melih. [Mar 2023, p.23]
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Feb 14, 2023Once again, the results are even richer and more rewarding than on their last outing. There are subtle evolutions and tweaks to their tried-and-true formula, sure, but it’s hard to say what makes one Acid Arab record better than the one before it (and, to be sure, this one is their best so far.)
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Feb 14, 2023Acid Arab weave sand-blown Korg synth filigrees in ways that would make Dabke keyboard titan Razen Said proud. On ٣ (Trois), their third album (of course), the pulses quake, inviting us all to the post-pandemic party.
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