Yannick Nnanga
Je suis producteur de disques, musicien et auteur-compositeur
Je produit des artistes chanteurs et des musiciens et les accompagnent dans la réalisation de leurs projets artistiques.
J'ai également collaboré dans des projets cinématographiques et audiovisuels. Mon expérience s'est enrichie avec L'ouverture et mes divers collaborations avec des artistes de tout bords à travers le monde entier.
Aujourd'hui, mon ouverture me permet et m'apporte le plaisir de pouvoir échanger mes talents de créativité et artistique avec des artistes de traditions et de cultures musicales diverses.
Je joue piano synthesizer ainsi que percussion synthesizer
En ce qui me concerne, il n y a pas mieux que la musique pour mettre en commun et rallumer ce qui nous caractérise le le mieux; l'universalité.
En ce qui me concerne, mes qualités absolues sont: la curiosité, le respect, L'ouverture d'esprit, le lyrisme et bien d'autres encore à découvrir et à déceler au fil de nos partage
No submissions for Beyond Music Project Volume 4.
No submissions for Beyond Music Project Volume 3.
This music is born in Africa, it grows in Europe but it carries the global call that today sounds in the voices of children all over the world. Children claiming their own future manifest themselves publicly as adults, demanding of us a greater and deeper reflection on the impacts that each attitude today will have traces tomorrow for everyone. Children who postpone school because they understand that without water school does not make sense. Children who grow up to re-teach us to love and preserve Nature. Girls and boys full of hope.
Gblagada refers to the vastness of the earth, the vastness of the universe. This world around us is populated by species as different as each other. It is so and it cannot be otherwise because the world needs this diversity. It is it which gives it its essence. It is from this diversity that the world draws its balance. Our duty is therefore to maintain this diversity, to respect differences and to be tolerant.
‘Jamm Borom’ which means ‘plenty of peace’ in Wolof, one of Senegal’s native languages, unites five musicians from Cameroon, Senegal and Germany. In the song Nature is talking to us humans, asking why we treat her so badly, destroying everything she creates. The project mixes musical influences from these countries and builds a bridge between nature’s beauty and abundance and her overdue exclamation urging us to change our style of life.
Alpha, the mature son of his Mother Nature who was not Her first manifestation of Life, but the first to understand some of Mothers deepest mysteries. Universal Mother of all Life, who forgives everything to Her son, giving him everything he will need to live. Even a virus if so. Until the day when She herself needs Healing, for so many pains that She receives from this rational and intelligent son. Ours is the power to crystallize all Her beauty and health.
We can give back love to Mother Nature and show respect to this giant living organism we call planet earth, by bringing awareness Through our music so that we can be a voice of change
No submissions for Beyond Music Project Volume 1.