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20 Aug

Posted at 22:39h in Interviews, Music

zap-mama-14The epitome of soft-spoken self assurance, Zap Mama founder Marie Daulne speaks to SoulCulture about the true meaning of multiculturalism.

Since their self-titled debut album in 1991, Zap Mama have gone on to become firm afro-soul favourites among those who know. Fusing French and English vocals with African instrumentation, R&B and Hip Hop, the group's uniquely soulful blend has attracted a glorious list of collaborators over the years including The Roots, Erykah Badu, Common,Talib Kweli, Bahamadia, DJ Krush, Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Sergio Mendes.