Mark Ernestus' Ndagga Rhythm Force – Three-Day Residency: Day 3
Cafè Oto, E8 3DL , [Venue Details]Ndagga Rhythm Force are, hands down, one of the most explosive African acts these days!
It all started in 2011 when Mark Ernestus (of Basic Channel, Rhythm & Sound and Hard Wax fame) travelled to Senegal in search of original Mbalax recordings and invited over 20 percussionists for a spontaneous recording session in Dakar. Mixed back in Berlin, the recordings came out on the 2012 twin albums “800% Ndagga" and "Ndagga Versions” under the “Mark Ernestus presents Jeri-Jeri” moniker - simply using the sabar drummers' clan name.
Since then, the project has evolved into something new in its own right: the group has become a killer live outfit, playing clubs and major festivals all across Europe and, in the process, outgrowing initial limitations. That has been reflected by the release of the critically acclaimed album "Yermande" in 2016, now under the new name Ndagga Rhythm Force.
Their long-expected new album "Khadim" is set to be released in April 2025 on Ernestus’ own Ndagga imprint. It consists of four expansive, meandering tracks, reminiscent of Mark Ernestus’ earlier work with Rhythm & Sound.
Recent gigs include a sold-out 3-night residency at London’s Cafe OTO, as well as appearances at Durchlüften Festival, Shambala and Oslo Jazz Fest.
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Min: £18.00
Max: £65.00
Performer name: Ndagga Rhythm Force
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Mark Ernestus' Ndagga Rhythm Force – Three-Day Residency: Day 3
Wednesday, 13 Aug 2025 @7.30pm
Cafè Oto, E8 3DLMore Information
Ndagga Rhythm Force are, hands down, one of the most explosive African acts these days!
It all started in 2011 when Mark Ernestus (of Basic Channel, Rhythm & Sound and Hard Wax fame) travelled to Senegal in search of original Mbalax recordings and invited over 20 percussionists for a spontaneous recording session in Dakar. Mixed back in Berlin, the recordings came out on the 2012 twin albums “800% Ndagga" and "Ndagga Versions” under the “Mark Ernestus presents Jeri-Jeri” moniker - simply using the sabar drummers' clan name.
Since then, the project has evolved into something new in its own right: the group has become a killer live outfit, playing clubs and major festivals all across Europe and, in the process, outgrowing initial limitations. That has been reflected by the release of the critically acclaimed album "Yermande" in 2016, now under the new name Ndagga Rhythm Force.
Their long-expected new album "Khadim" is set to be released in April 2025 on Ernestus’ own Ndagga imprint. It consists of four expansive, meandering tracks, reminiscent of Mark Ernestus’ earlier work with Rhythm & Sound.
Recent gigs include a sold-out 3-night residency at London’s Cafe OTO, as well as appearances at Durchlüften Festival, Shambala and Oslo Jazz Fest.
Admission
Min: £18.00
Max: £65.00
Performer name: Ndagga Rhythm Force
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