Adghah

Bibi Ahmed, the head and band - leader of Group Inerane, hails from Agadez, Niger, a volatile and dangerous region. He faced the oppression of the Tuareg by Mali and Niger's governments early on, which sparked his love for music. As a child, he self - taught guitar and later learned from the great Tuareg blues master, Abdallah ag Oumbadougou. Shaped by his experiences in Libyan refugee camps during the Tuareg uprising, Bibi and his band gave the rebellion a musical voice and made Tamachek guitar singing accessible to new listeners. In February 2019, collaborating with Sounds of Subterrania and Lotte Lindenberg Studio, Bibi recorded his first solo album, playing all instruments himself. This unique album offers a new perspective on the blend of Tuareg blues, electrified Tamachek folk, and psychedelic Sahara rock. Listeners can feel the heat's shimmer and lose themselves in the blurred line between spiritual trance and hypnotic psychedelic blues.

To use this album, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device, like a phone, computer, or music player. You can listen to it when you want to relax, explore new music, or just immerse yourself in a unique soundscape. There aren't any special precautions to take while listening. Just sit back and enjoy. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and scratches. If it's a digital copy, make sure your device's software is up - to - date to avoid any playback issues.