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The Tuareg collective's ninth effort drops on May 19th

Tinariwen have announced their ninth album, Amatssou , out May 19th via Wedge, and shared the project’s lead single, “Tenere Den.”

Amatssou , which translates to “beyond the fear” in the group’s native Tamashek, was recorded inside a makeshift studio tent at Tassili N’Ajjer National Park in Algeria. At the same time, revered Grammy-winning producer Daniel Lanois handled production remotely from Los Angeles, country musicians Wes Corbett and Fats Kaplin added parts from Nashville, and Kabyle percussionist Amar Chaoui contributed from Paris. The truly global effort stands firmly in the Tuareg collective’s present as they aimed to address Mali’s current sociopolitical struggles.

Tinariwen will supplement Amatssou  with a stretch of summer US tour dates that serve as their first extended live outing in the country since 2019. The trek launches in Chicago on May 27th and hits Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, and more before wrapping in Washington, DC on June 7th. The group will also embark on a European tour through July that features festival appearances at the likes of Glastonbury , Denmark’s Roskilde , and more. Grab your tickets via Stubhub , where orders are 100% guaranteed through Stubhub’s FanProtect program.

In the meantime, Tinariwen have teased their upcoming project with its first single, “Tenere Den.” Watch the official Alexis Jamet-directed video below.

Amatssou follows 2019’s Amadjar . Pre-orders are ongoing; scroll onward for the artwork and tracklist.

Amatssou Tracklist: 01. Kek Alghalm 02. Tenere Den 03. Arajghiyine 04. Imzad (Interlude) 05. Tidjit 06. Jayche Atarak 07. Imidiwan Mahitinam 08. Ezlan 09. Anemouhagh 10. Iket Adjen 11. Nak Idnizdjam 12. Tinde (Outro)

Tinariwen 2023 Tour Dates: 05/27 – Chicago, IL @ Old Town School of Folk Music 05/30 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom 05/31 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox 06/02 – Berkeley, CA @ UC Theater 06/03 – Los Angeles, CA @ Fonda Theater 06/05 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall 06/06 – Boston, MA @ Sinclair 06/07 – Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre 06/10 – Hilvarenbeek, NL @ Best Kept Secret Festival 06/12 – Rubigen, CH @ Muhle Hunziken 06/14 – Florence, IT @ Ultravox 06/15 – Milan, IT @ Triennale Garden 06/16 – Turin, IT @ Hiroshima Mon Amour 06/18 – Dublin, IE @ Body & Soul Festival 06/22 – Berlin, DE @ Festsaal Kreuzberg 06/24 – Glastonbury, UK @ Glastonbury Festival 06/26 – Lille, FR @ Splendid 06/28 – Paris, FR @ Salle Pleyel 06/29 – Brussels, BE @ Ancienne Belgique 07/01 – Roskilde, DK @ Roskilde Festival 07/02 – Stockholm, SE @ Slaktkyran 07/04 – Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller 07/07 – Bilbao, ES @ BBK Live Festival 07/11 – Arles, FR @ Les Suds Arles 07/15 – Bristol, UK @ SWX 07/17 – Glasgow, UK @ St Lukes 07/19 – Bermingham, UK @ Institute 2 07/22 – Cheshire, UK @ Bluedot Festival 07/25 – Vigo, SP @ Terraceo Festival 07/29 – Luxey, FR @ Musicalarue Festival

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Tuareg musicians collective Tinariwen have announced a new album. Amatssou is out May 19 via Wedge, and it features additional production from Daniel Lanois . The band has also announced a U.S. tour and shared a new music video for the LP’s lead single, “Tenere Den.” Watch the video and find the tour dates below.

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01 Kek Alghalm [ft. Wes Corbett] 02 Tenere Den [ft. Fats Kaplin] 03 Arajghiyine [ft. Daniel Lanois] 04 Imzad (Interlude)  05 Tidjit 06 Jayche Atarak [ft. Daniel Lanois] 07 Imidiwan Mahitinam 08 Ezlan [ft. Fats Kaplin] 09 Anemouhagh [ft. Fats Kaplin] 10 Iket Adjen 11 Nak Idnizdjam [ft. Fats Kaplin] 12 Tinde (Outro)

05-27 Chicago, IL - Old Town School of Folk Music 05-30 Portland, OR - Wonder Ballroom 05-31 Seattle, WA - Showbox 06-02 Berkeley, CA - UC Theater 06-03 Los Angeles, CA - Fonda Theater 06-05 New York, NY - Webster Hall 06-06 Boston, MA - Sinclair 06-07 Washington, D.C. - Lincoln Theatre 06-10 Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands - Best Kept Secret Festival 06-12 Rubigen, Switzerland - Muhle Hunziken 06-14 Florence, Italy - Ultravox 06-15 Milan, Italy - Triennale Garden 06-16 Turin, Italy - Hiroshima Mon Amour 06-18 Dublin, Ireland - Body & Soul Festival 06-22 Berlin, Germany - Festsaal Kreuzberg 06-24 Glastonbury, Scotland - Glastonbury Festival 06-26 Lille, France - Splendid 06-28 Paris, France - Salle Pleyel 06-29 Brussels, Belgium - Ancienne Belgique 07-01 Roskilde, Denmark - Roskilde Festival 07-02 Stockholm, Sweden - Slaktkyran 07-04 Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller 07-07 Bilbao, Spain - Bilbao BBK Live 07-11 Arles, France - Les Suds Arles 07-15 Bristol, England - SWX 07-17 Glasgow, Scotland - Saint Luke’s Music & Arts Venue 07-19 Bermingham, England - Institute 2 07-22 Cheshire, England - Bluedot Festival 07-25 Vigo, Spain - Terraceo Festival 07-29 Luxey, France - Musicalarue Festival

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Tinariwen on What Inspired Their New Album ‘Amatssou’: ‘War Came to Our Doorstep’

The Tuareg guitar heroes and storytellers are back in India for two shows, including a headline set at Echoes of Earth festival in Bengaluru on December 2nd

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On their ninth album Amatssou , Tinariwen – the Tuareg band known for using African music over country, blues and rock styles with guitars – look “beyond the fear,” as the LP’s title translates from Tamashek.

With the world finding itself constantly in major conflict across regions, Tinariwencall for unity and peace on Amatssou , an album that’s spirited, hypnotic and warm in its approach lyrically and sonically. There are country and blues influences aplenty, which gives it a different energy compared to their previous records.

They bring Amatssou to India after six years away from the country, last visiting in 2017 . This time, Tinariwen will perform a headline set at Echoes of Earth festival in Bengaluru on December 2nd, followed by a club show at antiSOCIAL in Mumbai on December 3rd. Ahead of their shows, the band spoke with Rolling Stone India over an email interview.

Rolling Stone India: What is it like making your way back to India this time for two shows? What, if anything, has changed in Tinariwen’s live shows? 

Tinariwen: It’s great to be back in this part of the world where we don’t have many opportunities to go. Not so many changes since 2017, this time we will have Cheikh Ag Tiglia from [Malian rock group] Tamikrest on bass. We’re going to play songs from our last album Amatssou that came out earlier this year, and some oldies too of course.

Amatssou came out in May. What is it like playing sold-out shows in different parts of the world? Feels like after the pandemic, it’s a good reassurance, would you agree? 

Well, it looks like the pandemic didn’t make everyone forget about Tinariwen! We still have more and more people coming to the shows and buying our records, even if physical distribution is not what it used to be, people love merch.

Amatssou means “beyond the fear.” Who or what do you feel inspired this fearlessness for Tinariwen? 

War came to our doorstep recently, a lot of people have been displaced but Tuareg people don’t give up, we have to overcome our fears.

These are two very different settings for your India shows – one in a club and another at an open-air festival. What will you be doing differently? 

Nothing! We give everything we have no matter how large the audience is!

The new album, in terms of themes, explores some familiar and some new topics in your lyrics. What inspired writing about these new topics? 

The situation in our land is becoming more and more complicated. Our new songs are about our old fights and how we think of the future for our people and culture 

One of the constant sources of inspiration for Tinariwen is the desert. How do you find new ways to look at it each time? 

The desert is an endless source of inspiration for us, it is what we know best even though it’s always changing, it’s also where we feel at home so it’s an ideal setting to get creative. 

What is one favorite India memory you’ve had from your previous visits? 

No favorite moment but we were thrilled by the Indian audience and how they react/dance to our music. We feel a strong connection with [the] Indian audience, we feel they understand our grooves naturally

What is coming up for Tinariwen in 2024?  

Exclusive material and a lot of shows to be announced…

Tinariwen perform at Echoes of Earth Festival in Bengaluru on December 2nd . Tinariwen’s Mumbai concert takes place on December 3rd at antiSOCIAL, Lower Parel.

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We’ve come to expect protest music to be straightforward, a case of goodies against baddies. In geopolitical terms, protest music means the colonialised against the colonialists, the Global South against the Global North. But the long history of the Tuareg rock band Tinariwen is an object lesson in how messy and complicated rebellion can be. “ Crazy things are happening/Incomprehension and confusion/Truth mixed with lies ”, croons Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni on their latest album, over a wonderfully complicated 6/8 beat on “Iket Adjen” (Too Many Things) .

Tinariwen see themselves as the voice of the Tuareg people who, spread out among several historically hostile countries, have been fighting multiple foes for decades, perhaps centuries. Their enemies include the governments of Mali, Niger, Libya, Algeria, Burkina Faso and Nigeria; the Kremlin-linked Russian mercenaries the Wagner group (hired by Mali’s military to do their dirty work); and the region’s many Salafist fundamentalists, like IS and Boko Haram, who would happily outlaw musicians like Tinariwen .

It means Tinariwen’s default setting is that of perpetual insurgency against pretty much everything. What are Tinariwen rebelling against? To quote Marlon Brando : whaddya got? It’s an outsider position that fits in with the spirit of rock’n’roll. We might not understand what they’re saying in Tamashek – nor might we necessarily support or even understand their cause – but there’s no mistaking the urgency and defiant swagger that pervades their music.

Amatssou translates as “beyond the fear” and this album reflects the increasingly parlous state of the Tuareg people across Saharan Africa. The opening track, “Kek Alghalm” (The World) is a live favourite they’ve performed for years, but one that here sets the mood of militancy. “ Why so much silence, all over the world? ” sings Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni over a galloping boogie riff. “Only spilt blood, only brave men killed”. The defiant mood continues with “Tenere Den” (The Desert) , a piece of country rock that edges into Appalachian folk territory (including a fine fiddle solo from Fats Kaplin ), where the desert is described as “ white at times, and at other times red with the blood of the martyrs ”.

You’d think the mood of militancy would lead to ferocious and uncompromising music. But this is a weirdly approachable album, one where Tinariwen’s desert blues fuses perfectly with American rock guests. They have a long history of collaborations, of course. It was the British producer Justin Adams who helmed their international breakthrough around 20 years ago, and they’ve since recorded with the likes of Warren Ellis , Mark Lanegan , Kurt Vile and Josh Klinghoffer . This album was initially meant to be recorded in the Nashville studio owned by Jack White – one of Tinariwen’s many big-name fans – but this was foiled by Covid and lockdown. Instead, the band set up a makeshift studio in a tent in an Algerian national park (a Unesco World Heritage Site) and were produced remotely by Daniel Lanois.

Where some of Tinariwen’s previous transatlantic collaborations haven’t quite worked, Lanois seems to have the balance right. The Canadian sits in, just as he’s sat in with the likes of U2 , Dylan and Peter Gabriel over the years, playing guitars, pedal steel and piano. But his contributions are subtle, and Lanois, along with the other western guests, fits organically into Tinariwen’s desert blues.

The collaborations help even the most furious lyrics slip down nicely. “Arajghyne” (The Traitors) expresses anger about the growing spread of Islamic fundamentalism but, instead of some grimly militant marching song, we have Lanois’s pedal-steel guitar soaring over Alhabib’s fiddly, Johnny Marr -style guitar riffs. Likewise “Jayche Atarak” (Tareq’s Group) is a hymn to a unit who confronted French soldiers and ends with the line “ the martyrs will be avenged ”. Yet it’s a wonderfully limpid piece, one where Lanois’s pedal steel provides a sighing astral wail that complements the eulogy. Likewise, the opener “Kek Alghalm” sees Wes Corbett’s fiddly bluegrass banjo playing weaving perfectly with Alhousseyni’s grinding blues riffs.

The mood isn’t just fiery electric blues, though. “Ezlan” (Glory) is a soft, shuffling ballad that’s oddly reminiscent of Davey Graham or Pentangle , based around a fingerpicked acoustic guitar riff in 6/8, softened with Fats Kaplin’s sustained fiddle lines. The opening line, “ Ezlan a imzad ”, translates as “ Glory to the violins ”, but the instrument, the imzad, to which they’re referring is a one-string bowed fiddle that’s traditionally played only by women. As it happens, there are two imzad interludes here, played by Machar Fatimata. There’s also a female presence on the wonderful final track “Tinde” , where melismatic female voices float over a thunderous waltzing rhythm played on hand drums. It suggests that Tinariwen’s all-boys club is opening up, and all the better for it.

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The post Tinariwen Announce New Album Amatssou, Share “Tenere Den”: Stream appeared first on Consequence .

Tinariwen have announced their ninth album, Amatssou , out May 19th via Wedge, and shared the project’s lead single, “Tenere Den.”

Amatssou , which translates to “beyond the fear” in the group’s native Tamashek, was recorded inside a makeshift studio tent at Tassili N’Ajjer National Park in Algeria. At the same time, revered Grammy-winning producer Daniel Lanois handled production remotely from Los Angeles, country musicians Wes Corbett and Fats Kaplin added parts from Nashville, and Kabyle percussionist Amar Chaoui contributed from Paris. The truly global effort stands firmly in the Tuareg collective’s present as they aimed to address Mali’s current sociopolitical struggles.

Tinariwen will supplement Amatssou  with a stretch of summer US tour dates that serve as their first extended live outing in the country since 2019. The trek launches in Chicago on May 27th and hits Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, and more before wrapping in Washington, DC on June 7th. The group will also embark on a European tour through July that features festival appearances at the likes of Glastonbury , Denmark’s Roskilde , and more. Grab your tickets via Stubhub , where orders are 100% guaranteed through Stubhub’s FanProtect program.

In the meantime, Tinariwen have teased their upcoming project with its first single, “Tenere Den.” Watch the official Alexis Jamet-directed video below.

Amatssou follows 2019’s Amadjar . Pre-orders are ongoing; scroll onward for the artwork and tracklist.

Amatssou Artwork:

Amatssou Tracklist: 01. Kek Algham 02. Tenere Den 03. Arajghiyine 04. Imzad (Interlude) 05. Tidjit 06. Jayche Atarak 07. Imidiwan Mahitinam 08. Ezlan 09. Anemouhagh 10. Iket Adjen 11. Nak Idnizdjam 12. Tinde (Outro)

Tinariwen 2023 Tour Dates: 05/27 – Chicago, IL @ Old Town School of Folk Music 05/30 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom 05/31 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox 06/02 – Berkeley, CA @ UC Theater 06/03 – Los Angeles, CA @ Fonda Theater 06/05 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall 06/06 – Boston, MA @ Sinclair 06/07 – Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre 06/10 – Hilvarenbeek, NL @ Best Kept Secret Festival 06/12 – Rubigen, CH @ Muhle Hunziken 06/14 – Florence, IT @ Ultravox 06/15 – Milan, IT @ Triennale Garden 06/16 – Turin, IT @ Hiroshima Mon Amour 06/18 – Dublin, IE @ Body & Soul Festival 06/22 – Berlin, DE @ Festsaal Kreuzberg 06/24 – Glastonbury, UK @ Glastonbury Festival 06/26 – Lille, FR @ Splendid 06/28 – Paris, FR @ Salle Pleyel 06/29 – Brussels, BE @ Ancienne Belgique 07/01 – Roskilde, DK @ Roskilde Festival 07/02 – Stockholm, SE @ Slaktkyran 07/04 – Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller 07/07 – Bilbao, ES @ BBK Live Festival 07/11 – Arles, FR @ Les Suds Arles 07/15 – Bristol, UK @ SWX 07/17 – Glasgow, UK @ St Lukes 07/19 – Bermingham, UK @ Institute 2 07/22 – Cheshire, UK @ Bluedot Festival 07/25 – Vigo, SP @ Terraceo Festival 07/29 – Luxey, FR @ Musicalarue Festival

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