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Mussow Women Official Music Papa Zani Diabaté & Linz Schust

Moussow Women Music Video is part of the Mali America Music Project co-produced by Bamako artist of Mali, West Africa Sinaly "Papa Zani" Diabaté and American composer, singer-songwriter and percussionist Lindsey Schust from New Hampshire. The song was co-written by the musical duo. Moussow music video was filmed in New Hampshire in the winter, and in Mali in the city of Bamako and the rural village of Wancoro, Mali. The video was directed and edited by Malian producer Yok Fils Kouakou. Additional filming by Grace Schust and Frank Baker in NH. Papa Zani's online women's drum class the "Black Diamond Drummers" dance and play drums in the cold snow of New Hampshire to show their appreciation of the beautiful Malian fabric, designs, rhythms and dances. In Mali, 3 members of the Malian National Ballet dance in the video, these dancers names are, Nakany Sangare Bi Diabaté, and Amy Fofana. The message of the song is that women around the world deserve respect, love and kindness. Also, the song celebrates the contributions of African women in this world. The chorus says "women can do anything"! The languages are Bambara (main language of Mali) and English. This single Moussow Women is available on streaming, and it's part of a larger album project, which Papa Zani and Linz are currently working on remotely and fundraising to finish the album and film the next music video. For more information of the GoFundMe campaign please visit: https://gofund.me/c54fdee0 The project website is: www.maliamericamusic.com BACK STORY OF PAPA ZANI & LINZ Papa Zani and Linz have been great friends since 1996 when Papa Zani was staying in the Boston after a tour with his father's band. In 1998 he moved back to Bamako full time. In 2003 they co-produced an album of traditional drumming called "Kara Bara" which includes their modern arrangement of the folksong "Yiriba Ye". Now 20 years later, in 2023, thanks to smart phones and video conferencing, they are producing another album mixing modern and traditional Malian styles with salsa, jazz, reggae and pop. The album will feature traditional Mande instruments such as balafon, African violin (sokou) and Ngoni. GRIOT MUSICIAN & FAMILY OF ARTISTS: Papa Zani and Linz both take inspiration from their parents artistry. Papa Zani grew up under the musical wing of his father, the Mali guitar legend Zani Diabaté of the Super Djata Band fame. Papa Zani wants to honor his father and wants people to know his father's musical legacy. Linz grew up in an artist family too. Her father is a woodworker and he made ashiko style drums with her mom Grace Schust. These drums traveled the world with Babatunde Olatunji, who was Lindsey's Godfather. Her mother is also a painter, singer, drummer, and an advocate of African and Caribbean music, bringing artists to rural schools in NH throughout the 80s and 90s. Lindsey continues in her family's tradition by using music as a cross-cultural bridge to promote peace and encourage creative collaboration. She also wants to promote the richness of African traditional music, dance and song, which are at risk of being lost to modern music and modern entertainment styles. #lindseyschust #papazanidiabaté #zanidiabaté #superdjataband #graceschust #worldmusic #afrobeat #musicforpeace #globalmusic #maliamericamusic #mali #newhampshire