Various Artists - Moris Zekler - Fuzz & Soul Sega from 70's Mauritius

Killer 13-track compilation of 70s music from Mauritius that evolved from the original sega genre - the music of the slaves as well as their descendants, sung to protest against injustices in Mauritian society. Created at the crossroads of Afro-Malagasy, the 70s strain fused Western and Indian cultures, pop, soul and funk arrangements, syncopated polyrhythms, saturated guitars, psychedelic organs and Creole vocals. Although the exact origins of sega remain unknown, it contains vocal and percussive practices that originated from Madagascar, Mozambique and East Africa.

1) Django - Harold Berty ()
2) Pop Soul Sega - Ti L'Afrique ()
3) Qui Fine Arrivé - Claudio Veeraragoo ()
4) Ti Malgache Ti Madras - Paul Labonne ()
5) Pop Séga - Georges Gabriel ()
6) Soul Sabattah - The Features of Life ()
7) S.I.L.V.I.E - Roland Fatime ()
8) Machin Sex - Jean Claude Gaspard ()
9) Apolo Pop 76 - Jos Henri ()
10) Beau-Père - Coulouce ()
11) Change to Manière/Missié Coutou No2 - John Kenneth Nelson ()
12) Capito - Lelou Menwar ()
13) Maria - Daniel Delord ()