If you read the blog you know we’re real into Mo Kolours eclectic work — a pairing of complex Mauritian sega-inspired rhythms with electronic loops, hip-hop/dub sensibilities and, at times, near-spoken vocals. Well, the half-Mauritian songwriter/producer is now giving away his excellent EP2: Banana Wine FOR FREE. Stream and download the EP below, and grab a vinyl copy for your gramophone.
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Mo Kolours
Half Mauritian, half English, half percussionist, half producer, Mo Kolours creates music that’s just as multifaceted as the man himself. How do you label an artist who is just as comfortable making psychedelic dub step and electronic Afro-hip-hop? The answer is you don’t. You just sit back and marvel as Mo Kolours flavors his latest dubstep classic with African rhythms and then wraps his creation in English electronica.
Video: Mo Kolours ‘Banana Wine’
Mauritian experimental producer Mo Kolours drops a grainy, found-footage video for “Banana Wine”. The spliced vintage visuals span 1920s-50s scenes of ballroom dances, clips of “tribal natives”, and an aptly chosen images of Carmen Miranda — the famed Brazilian samba singer that was pinholed as a banana queen by 30s American media. Watch the music video above and buy/stream Mo Kolours’ EP2: Banana Wine out now.