MYSPACE Born in Bangui, BIBI TANGA is attracted to groove in all its shapes. Curtis Mayfield, James Brown, Sly Stone and also Fela, the TPOK Jazz of Franco in Kinshasa, the National Guinean Bembeya Jazz remain his references. All bodied in 2000 into his first album "Le vent qui souffle " marked by his encounter with THE MALKA FAMILY and HIPI MUSIC label. "Yellow Gauze" album is marked by another encounter with LE PROFESSEUR INLASSABLE, another music junkie who started devoting himself to /u00ab a fundamental research /u00bb, and it's been released by l'inlassable disQue. Le Professeur Inlassable released "Le/u00e7on Numero Un (Lesson Number One)" on ICI D'AILLEUR label in 2004, a record that displays an obvious signature in terms of musical genre blending and organic ambiences. "Yellow Gauze" has no rules. Influenced by hip-hop as much as Gospel music, funk or jazz, this album evokes a musical kaleidoscopic vision, warm and resolutely urban. In 2008, the duo evolved into a powerful band, the Selenites (the moon inhabitants). They recorded the album 'Dunya' to be released in France and Europe in february 2010 and in may 2010 in the USA via Nat Geo Music label. Singer, bassist and bandleader Bibi Tanga bridges the divide between the arty South Bank of the Seine in Paris and the gritty suburbs, where he grew up as an immigrant from the Central African Republic. Sounds like.. Fela Kuti, Michael Franti, TV On The Radio, Antibalas, Tricky, Jamiroquai