Friday night of Tallinn Music Week 2024 saw raw, honest performances by Canadian and African artists
“Made In Canada” showcase compilation was a true delight to our ears. From an up-and-rising Canadian RnB artist Nicole Ariana to Aysanabee, a JUNO-winning Oji-Cree singer-songwriter from Canada’s far north. With just an acoustic guitar in his bands, Aysanabee made history in his homeland in less than a year. He became the first indigenous artist to reach the number one spot on the Alternative Rock chart in Canada, and Estonian crowd could see why.
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In the meantime, “Africa Now” stage at artistic @Fotografiska cafe gave the festival an in-your-face kick. Following a set by local Afrobeat DJ, French-Senegalese band Poundo took to the TMW stage, resulting in a flood of listeners flying like a moth to a fly to the see their expressive vocalist. While their music takes a bit of getting used to, we couldn’t t take our eyes of her free, liberating natural moves. What a showmanship!
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