With "Rebel Diwana", Titi Robin's music changes shape and instruments, without giving up anything of his language, his soul, his vision. Surrounded by three young musicians from the Parisian jazz scene, as well as a sarangui player and an Indian singer, the cosmopolitan musician intensifies his material, using for the first time an electric guitar and placing his voice on his own words. Between passion and exile, Titi Robin draws more deeply the groove of an expression of the most intimate, the contours of an inner universe watered at the sources of the Mediterranean basin, Central Asia or Rajasthan.
Tracks:
1. Primum Vivere (Prelude) 4:55
2. Mera Bhatakna (Personne n'en dit rien) 4:43
3. Tabac Brun 6:04
4. Gorge de seve 6:40
5. Ali Farka danse et se souvient 3:27
6. Ce pays sombre au bord du fleuve 4:53
7. Tisse intimement le voile que tu d?chireras demain 10:42
8. Balles perdues 6:12
9. Glorieuse nudite 6:00
10. Raqs Karo, Meri Khushboo 5:38
