Aného-Glidji? It's a town in Togo located 50 kilometers from Lomé near the border of Benin. It's also the birthplace of Peter Solo, a musician from the Guin-Mina tribe. Additionally, it's a significant hub of voodoo culture, a practice commonly associated with the Caribbean but deeply rooted in African traditions, particularly in Togo and Benin.
Naturally influenced by the Afrobeat legacy of Fela Kuti, 1970s funk à la James Brown and Otis Reding, Peter Solo envisioned incorporating voodoo culture and music into his compositions. Thus, he founded Vaudou Game with six musicians from Lyon.
Their first album, "Apiafo," was released in 2014. The fourth, "Noussin," recorded during the lockdown, came out in June 2021. It prominently features analog keyboards, as heard in their debut single "Bella," the band's first love song.
To celebrate their 10-year anniversary, the band will present an expanded format for an explosive show all across France!
Naturally influenced by the Afrobeat legacy of Fela Kuti, 1970s funk à la James Brown and Otis Reding, Peter Solo envisioned incorporating voodoo culture and music into his compositions. Thus, he founded Vaudou Game with six musicians from Lyon.
Their first album, "Apiafo," was released in 2014. The fourth, "Noussin," recorded during the lockdown, came out in June 2021. It prominently features analog keyboards, as heard in their debut single "Bella," the band's first love song.
To celebrate their 10-year anniversary, the band will present an expanded format for an explosive show all across France!
Contact booking : Emma Dif - e.dif@asterios.fr