Marockin' Brass

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02 December >  Marockin' Brass on Myspace!

From now on you can check out more music and pictures of Marockin' Brass on their brand new myspace! The place to be: www.myspace.com/marockinbrass

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14 July >  Play along with the MO* contest and win a 'Zazzat' CD!

To participate, go to the website of MO* using the following link: http://www.mo.be/wedstrijden and give the correct answer to the question. The contest will be closed on 24 July.

Good luck and enjoy the music!

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09 July >  The visa of the Maroccan percussionists have been denied

The visa of the 3 Maroccan percussionists from Ouarzazate have been refused. The musicians were supposed to travel to Belgium for the summertour of Marockin' Brass, to present the group's new CD 'Zazzat'. MET-X regrets this very much but guarantees that the quality of the planned concerts will not be affected. Rehearsals have started with Marockin' Brass and 3 Maroccan percussionists from Brussels, to make sure that the concerts will be tight and full of energy!

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02 July >  Marockin' Brass presents its new CD 'Zazzat' with a summertour!

The tourdata for Marockin' Brass are:

11 July : 17.45 - The Music Village (Brussels)
15 July : 21.00 - Stuivenbergplein (Antwerp)
16 July : 20.00 - Europark, Linkeroever (Antwerp)
17 July : 20.00 - Alfons De Cockplein, Kiel
18 July : 16.00 - Frans Van Hombeeckplein, Berchem
19 July : 16.00 - Krügerplein, Borgerhout
21 July : 16.00 – Rouppeplein (Brussels)

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Marockin' Brass represents all musical passions of MET-X. One can hear in their music the result of a long-lasting love and a thorough analysis of (north)-African rhythms on which they layer their melodic lines that refer to jazz, contemporary music as well as to non-western musical vocabulary. The result is astonishingly fresh and sounds as if Brussels had always been a harbour at the Mediterranean sea.
The answer lies undoubtedly in the great amount of respect that is used to intertwine both musical traditions.
Hang in there for some steaming gnawa or sweaty shaabi-funk accompanied by some redhot brass that will blow the sand out of your ears. The Ghanese talking drum or Moroccan trumpet add some unexpected flavours to the whole.
Marockin' Brass is a real treat for your brain and your feet (and everything dangling in between). Their music is the anthem of the new urban nomad.

Luc Mishalle: musical direction, soprano- & tenorsaxes
Arno Bakker: basstuba
Jean-Paul Estievenart: trumpet
Véronique Delmelle: alto- & baritonesaxes
Cezariusz Gadzina : soprano- & altosaxes
Babs Jobo: percussions
Mohamed El Ouazghari: tbel
Badr Darras : krakeb & bendir
Yassin Gaïlani: bendir