Description
Soul Poetry – (12 tracks 2006 – 2nd release 2007 / 14 tracks)
Dajla burst into the music scene with her debut album “Soul Poetry”, voted “Best Album of the Year” by Groove Magazine. Her single ‘Remember Me” (over 700K streams on Spotify), brought her to the French iTunes Top 5 position, right next to Mary J. Blige. That same year, she was voted “Revelation of the Year” at several major festivals and “Remember Me” synced to an international Dove Chocolate Commercial for 24 months. This album also marked the start of Dajla’s international career with tours and festivals around the world, sharing the stage with internationally acclaimed artists such as Manu Dibango, De La Soul, the Brand New Heavies, Amp Fiddler, Joy Denalane, Nneka, Omar…
Links
Youtube Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lb2e27nFiQTVWxQzW1f_kO0rrfn6N701M
Apple Music : http://itunes.apple.com/album/id/1076716795
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/6hf22aYFI1jWKHpBNhs9qp
Bandcamp : https://dajla.bandcamp.com/album/soul-poetry
Press :
Elle – “A precious stone. Deliciously soul”.
The Figaro – “A mature and deep voice, laid on spell bounding bass-lines”
Liberation – “One of the few French artists able to challenge U.S. counterparts”
Rap Mag – “Dajla is following the steps of Erykah Badu”
Groove – “This album – a miracle of hypnotic soul – brings us the same soothing and peaceful feeling as Jill Scott’s first opus did”.
OpenMag – Walking on the same path as great ladies such a jill Scott and jaguar Wright, Dajla seduces us and takes us into a delicious colourful world…”
Ouest France – “Soul Poetry does not fear to be compared with his contemporary fellows : on the path of D’Angelo’s Voodoo. Lovely poetic ballads are balanced with Dajla’s ultra feminine and sensual voice, and fat hip-hop beats”.
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