Mamma Soul
Mamma Soul formed in Paris in the early 2000s with Samy Osta, Stéphane Tsapis, Thomas Naim, and Xavier Polycarpe. They put out their first album, 'Around the...
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Mamma Soul formed in Paris in the early 2000s with Samy Osta, Stéphane Tsapis, Thomas Naim, and Xavier Polycarpe. They put out their first album, 'Around the World,' in 2005. Their sound pulls from jazz, soul, and Mediterranean music, which gave them a different feel from the start.
In 2009, they released 'Diaspora 60,' and the title track became their most recognized song. It's a piece about immigration and displacement that connected with people. That album won them a Victoire de la Musique award, which is France's major music prize.
Their music has R&B and jazz touches in the melodies, with rhythms that sometimes suggest Afrobeat. The lyrics tend to focus on identity and social themes, which has been consistent through their work.
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