A.P.C. Presents: Lili Live

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of Algerian music with Lili Boniche's captivating album, A.P.C. Presents: Lili Live. Released on 16 July 2012 by A.P.C., this 54-minute masterpiece is a testament to Lili Boniche's incredible talent, blending the rich traditions of Algerian chaabi, gnawa, and raï genres.

The album takes you on a journey through a diverse range of emotions and themes, from the soulful 'Touchia rem-el-maya' to the passionate 'Oomri combien je t'aime'. With tracks like 'Alger Alger' and 'Elli ighir', Lili Boniche showcases his ability to craft infectious, energetic melodies that will leave you wanting more. The album also features poignant moments, such as 'Il n'y a qu'un seul dieu', which highlights Lili Boniche's capacity for emotional depth and sincerity.

Throughout the album, Lili Boniche's unique voice and style shine, effortlessly gliding between the different genres and moods. From the nostalgic 'Mezelt ma jêtch' to the upbeat 'Pedro le toréador', each track is a testament to Lili Boniche's skill as a musician and performer. The album culminates with 'Je chanterai toujours la musique orientale', a powerful declaration of Lili Boniche's dedication to his craft and his heritage.

With A.P.C. Presents: Lili Live, Lili Boniche invites you to experience the beauty and richness of Algerian music, and his own remarkable talent. This album is a must-listen for fans of world music and anyone looking to discover the vibrant sounds of North Africa.

16 jul 2012

A.P.C.

About Lili Boniche

Lili Boniche was a captivating Algerian singer renowned for his mastery of Andalusian-Arab music, carrying forward a rich, centuries-old tradition of Algerian song. Born into a Sephardic Jewish family, Boniche's music is a vibrant blend of Arabic and Jewish influences, reflecting the cosmopolitan spirit of his heritage. His repertoire, particularly from his classic period between 1958 and 1960, showcases his unique voice and deep cultural roots, making him a pillar of Franco-Arab music. Boniche's discography, including works like "Trésors De La Chanson Judéo-arabe," offers a timeless journey through the enchanting sounds of Algerian chaabi, gnawa, and raï, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the soulful melodies and rhythmic complexities of his music.