9th IMA Submission Spotlight: Christine Vaindrlis
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Madiba one of the Sponsors
Madiba -one of the sponsors for the "Dance Mama!" CD Release party on November 3rd at the Zinc Bar @ 9:30
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Review from World Music Central
WORLD MUSIC CENTRAL
The pan-African release, “Dance Mama!” by Christine Vaindirlis boasts her share of talent as a vocalist and music arranger. “Dance Mama!” has been pumped up with horns, polyrhythms and powerhouse vocals that swim their way through a variety of musical genres, pan-African (“Indaba” and “Down by the River”), sultry-smoky jazz (“Should I Make You Pay”), funk (“No More Drama”) and South African vocal harmonies (“Dance Mama!”). She even tosses in a bit of Afro-Latin salsa.
The vocalist effortlessly sails through these diverse musical styles. I envy her energy and enthusiasm, not to mention her record collection (which must contain a lot of American jazz with an emphasis on blues, New Orleans jazz and recordings from throughout the African continent). She possesses a good ear for horn arrangements and music production. No doubt we will be hearing more from this diva in years to come.
The pan-African release, “Dance Mama!” by Christine Vaindirlis boasts her share of talent as a vocalist and music arranger. “Dance Mama!” has been pumped up with horns, polyrhythms and powerhouse vocals that swim their way through a variety of musical genres, pan-African (“Indaba” and “Down by the River”), sultry-smoky jazz (“Should I Make You Pay”), funk (“No More Drama”) and South African vocal harmonies (“Dance Mama!”). She even tosses in a bit of Afro-Latin salsa.
The vocalist effortlessly sails through these diverse musical styles. I envy her energy and enthusiasm, not to mention her record collection (which must contain a lot of American jazz with an emphasis on blues, New Orleans jazz and recordings from throughout the African continent). She possesses a good ear for horn arrangements and music production. No doubt we will be hearing more from this diva in years to come.
ZINC BAR CD Release November 3rd @ 9:30 NYC
Born in London, raised in South Africa, and via Italy currently residing in New York City, Christine Vaindirlis, a true global trotter presents her originals debut album "Dance Mama!" under Ubuntu World Music, a high energy mix of Jazz and Funk with South African flavored vocals and horn arrangements.
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