Review by Luiz Felipe Berger

Maurice Les Grands Noms Du Séga 1 is a must-listen album for fans of Sega music. Roger Clency and MarieJosée have created a masterpiece that captures the essence of the traditional Sega music of Mauritius. The album features 12 tracks, each one showcasing the unique sound of the Sega genre.

The album opens with the upbeat track "Bonzour Mon Amour", which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The catchy melodies and rhythms of the track are infectious and will have listeners tapping their feet in no time. Other standout tracks on the album include "La Rosiere", "Ti Frer", and "Bato Fou".

One of the most impressive aspects of the album is the seamless blend of traditional Sega sounds with modern production techniques. The result is a fresh and contemporary sound that still manages to stay true to the roots of the genre.

Roger Clency and MarieJosée's vocals are another highlight of the album. Their voices blend together perfectly, creating a harmonious and captivating sound. The lyrics, mostly in Creole, add to the authenticity of the music and give listeners a glimpse into the culture and traditions of Mauritius.

Summary by Luiz Felipe Berger

Maurice Les Grands Noms Du Séga 1 is a fantastic album that showcases the best of Sega music. Roger Clency and MarieJosée have created a masterpiece that will delight fans of the genre and introduce new listeners to the magic of Sega music. Highly recommended.