Lek Sen

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Ndobine 03:34 Tools
Rebel blues 02:53 Tools
Sa Nitee (Remix by Tom fire) [feat. Kiddus I] 00:00 Tools
Maney (feat. Clinton Fearon) 00:00 Tools
JAAM MAÏ KA (feat. Harrison Stafford) 00:00 Tools
Randul 00:00 Tools
Xalima 00:00 Tools
Yone 00:00 Tools
Jaam (feat. Blitz the Ambassador) 00:00 Tools
Rogg I Jah 00:00 Tools
Babylon 00:00 Tools
Chant 00:00 Tools
Tomorrow 03:50 Tools
Waliane 00:00 Tools
Sanku 00:00 Tools
Life 00:00 Tools
Frica sound 00:00 Tools
Fatteliku 00:00 Tools
Enfants soldats 00:00 Tools
Burn 00:00 Tools
Ana ngeen 00:00 Tools
Neekal 00:00 Tools
amena solo 00:00 Tools
Massamba 00:00 Tools
Yer mandé 00:00 Tools
Sa nitte 04:00 Tools
Enfant Soldat 00:00 Tools
Jaam Mai Ka 00:00 Tools
Maney ft. Clinton Fearon 04:37 Tools
Walliane 03:21 Tools
Sa nitte (feat. Frank Dowding, Amadou Bagayoko) 00:00 Tools
Jaam ft. Bltz The Ambassador 00:00 Tools
Born and grow up 00:00 Tools
Massamba (feat. Amadou Bagayoko) 00:00 Tools
Amena solo (feat. Mehdi Haddab) 00:00 Tools
Neekal (feat. Kiddus I) 00:00 Tools
Rebel Blues (Senegal) 00:00 Tools
Baba 00:00 Tools
Amazing 00:00 Tools
Booki masta 00:00 Tools
Maney (Ft. Clinton Fearon) 00:00 Tools
Maney 00:00 Tools
Sa Nitee 00:00 Tools
Get ready 00:00 Tools
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Lëk Sèn the former rapper of the Dakar (Sénégal) hip-hop band SSK, was brought to France 8 years ago by Amadaou & Mariam's drummer Yvo Abadi, after a collaboration with parisian musicians "Luxor Station". Lëk Sèn grew up in Ngor, a fishing village near Dakar and inhabited singing and his passion for music since his early childhood. With his first album "Burn" (released in 2010 on the prestigious reggae label Makasound) Lëk Sèn had turned to African blues and reggae sounds, supported by great guest-artists i.e.: Amadou Bagayoko (Amadou and Mariam) & Julia Sarr (Youssou Ndour, Alpha Blondy, Femi Kuti ...) With his deep, hoarse & touching voice, Lëk Sèn rejuvenates African blues music, mixing it with his urban culture. He creates a new flavour of African music - showing all it's variety. Lëk Sèn is captivating and touching, even when he sings solo (guitar/voice) and also totally mesmerizing when he plays his own style of reggae, bridging the gap between roots and urban production. In both styles, Lëk Sèn manages to show a captivating intensity that takes firm hold of his crowd and never them. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.