The Mamaku Project
About The Mamaku Project from Auckland
The Mamaku Project weaves French bohemian roots, Pacifica Dub and scents of the Middle East into a fine Jazz-Dub concoction…
New album 'Mel De Terre' meaning 'Disquiet Earth' brings more concious
lyrics from the lovely Tui songbird, deep grooves from Monsioer
Escargot, more lush soundscapes and diverse beats from the inspired
musicians...The Mamaku Project.
Created in the breathtaking wilderness of West-coast Aotearoa, this one-of-a-kind multi-lingual poetry rides infectious earthy grooves sprinkled with circus…
At the heart of The Mamaku Project are two French-Kiwis, Tui Mamaki and Monsieur E. They have been performing and recording their unique musical blend with some fine NZ talents including: John Ellis on Saxophones/Clarinet, Simon Walker and Yair Katz on Drums, Craig Denham ..boards/Accordion, plus guests: Kingsley Melhuish and Finn Scholes on Trumpet/Trombone, Manuel Bundy on Turntables, Hershal Hersher on Accordion, King Homeboy on Beatboxing, and Sally Howe on vocal harmonies.
Festival performances include:
Splore, Jambalaya, TFM, Nectar, Big Bay Out, Waiheke Culture Fest, AK 07, and WOMAD NZ.
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Hi David, you can download The Mamaku Project music from www.amplifier.co.nz or from the big beast www.apple.com/itunes...
Just search Mamaku Project. You can also order a hard copy from the amplifier website and they will post it to you (well worth it for the beautiful packaging and lyrics booklet etc) Cheers. TUi
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Kia ora and Bonjour...
We are proud to present our NEW album
'Mal De Terre' meaning 'Disquiet Earth'. More infectious Grooves for you!
Come enjoy us live in November around Aotearoa 2008, check our gig guide for details...
SMiles Tui and Monsiuer Escargot for
THE MAMAKU PROJECT.