Draft:Tal National
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Tal National is a band from Niamey, Niger formed in 2000.[1] Founded and led by guitarist Hamadal Issoufou Moumine (known as Almeida), the band plays a style they call neo-traditional music.[2] They have been described as Niger's most popular band.[3]
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Tal National | |
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| Origin | Niamey, Niger |
| Genres | West African, Neo-traditional |
| Years active | 2000–present |
| Label | FatCat Records |
| Website | talnational |
The band's membership includes people from several of Niger's ethnic groups, including Songhai, Fulani, Hausa, and Tuareg peoples.[1] They signed with UK-based FatCat Records in 2013, releasing the albums Kaani, Zoy Zoy, and Tantabara internationally.[4][5]
Discography
- Apokte (2006)
- A-Na Waya (2009)
- Kaani (2012; released internationally 2013, FatCat Records)
- Zoy Zoy (2015, FatCat Records)
- Tantabara (2018, FatCat Records)
