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Zap Mama - Adventures in Afropea (magenta splatter color vinyl - RSD 2020) Blues Synth there are dead endsFounder Marie Daulne's mixed cultural roots Walloon and Bantu (Belgian and Pygmee) were the stimulus for her musical creation. After studying with the Bantu and in Europe, she organized Zap Mama as an instrument to meld a synthesis of these previously separate traditions. She instantly stood the vocal world on its head by mixing multiple musical styles, performing them with a group of women who created such rhythmic wonder that everyone sat up and