Sally Nyolo - Tribu (1996)

Sally Nyolo is a Cameroonian artist who launched her professional career in Paris as a backing vocalist for prominent European and African musicians. Following her contribution to film soundtracks and a performance at the WOMAD festival, she gained international acclaim as a member of the ensemble Zap Mama. Her debut solo album, "Tribu" (1996), recorded in the Eton language, received the RFI "Découvertes" award and achieved substantial commercial success, establishing her as a leading figure in contemporary African music. Nyolo’s work is characterized by a sophisticated synthesis of traditional folklore and modern soundscapes.

Tracklist:
1-1 Sally Nyolo - Tribu [1:02]
1-2 Sally Nyolo - Shana [3:56]
1-3 Sally Nyolo - Tamtam [3:55]
1-4 Sally Nyolo - Awono [4:28]
1-5 Sally Nyolo - Ovouni [3:52]
1-6 Sally Nyolo - Mamterry [3:41]
1-7 Sally Nyolo - Nkoule [0:44]
1-8 Sally Nyolo - Awou [3:47]
1-9 Sally Nyolo - Bidjong Bimane [5:00]
1-10 Sally Nyolo - Djine [3:48]
1-11 Sally Nyolo - Ndongo [3:23]
1-12 Sally Nyolo - Meguem [4:09]