Mauritius: Tribute To Ti Frere. Sega, Music Of Exile
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Release Date: 13 February 2026
Label: Outhere / Ocora
Packaging Type: Clamshell
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 3415820001156
Genres: World Music  
Release Date: 13 February 2026
Label: Outhere / Ocora
Packaging Type: Clamshell
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 3415820001156
Genres: World Music  
Description
The voice of Ti Frere rises up, alone in the silence. A voice with an edge and a hiss, grinning and derisive, shouting, rasping and groaning, it threatens and then becomes very sweet and tender, and with it now come all the manifold voices of the Mauritian people: matrons and young girls begin to sway their hips, a magic wave running through their bodies, as their feet beat time and as the fire on the beach is smelt in the warmth of a night thronged with insects and spirits (...). Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio.
Wherever she came into contact with the outside world, Africa's influence was profound. Slaves left empty-handed with nothing but their memories, voices, bodies, and therefore their songs, rhythms and dances. And these traces grew, despite their new masters' prohibitions, into the unique musical expression of many a people throughout the world. This was how the sega, the music of exile, evolved into the traditional song and dance of the people of Mauritius and Rodrigues, and of other Indian Ocean islands too, like the Seychelles and Reunion.
CHOI Kyung-man
Mohammad Karimi; Mohammad Musavi
Cheo Hurtado
Michel Gaston; Remaniny; Retovony; Betombo; Remoko
Ti Frere
Sheila Dhar
Nguyen Vinh Bao; Ba Tu; Ut Ti; Hoang Co Thuy
Ensemble Hougaku Shijyuusoudan; Reison Kuroda; Yuiko Terai; Noriko Hirata
Jerome Miniere
Mista Savona
Cara
Rubel
CHOI Kyung-man
Rubel
Le Flegmatic
Sergent Garcia