Review by James Walker

Ernesto DjeDje's latest album, Lorougnon Gbla Ernesto, is a stunning showcase of West African music. The album features a range of traditional and contemporary sounds that blend together seamlessly. From the opening track, "Zouglou Dance," listeners are treated to a vibrant mix of percussion, guitar, and vocals that will get them moving.

One standout track is "Boucle d'Or," which features a hypnotic guitar riff and DjeDje's soulful vocals. The song's lyrics are in French, and they tell the story of a woman with golden hair who captures the hearts of many. Another highlight is "Djeli," which features a beautiful call-and-response between DjeDje's vocals and a chorus of singers.

Throughout the album, DjeDje showcases his impressive musical skills, playing guitar, percussion, and a range of other instruments. He also collaborates with a number of talented musicians, including singer Awa Sangho and percussionist Adama Diarra.

Summary by James Walker

Lorougnon Gbla Ernesto is a must-listen for fans of West African music. DjeDje's passion and talent shine through on every track, making this album a true masterpiece.