Vocalist and composer Fama M’Boup develops a new language of a cappella music for four voices and a few extras from elements of Jazz melancholic folk songs and classical art songs．
”in June”an album by vocalist and composer Fama M’Boup is rooted in Jazz melancholic folksongs and classical art songs． The result of this synthesis however is far from what you’d expectit to be． From these elements Fama M’Boup develops her very own language of a cappella musicfor four voices now and then applying synthesizers or drums to finish it． in June finds expressionthrough vocal music that has little to do with the things we think we know about this somewhatdusty genre． Neoclassical meets electronic music spoken word meets Rilke and brutal honesty．You can also recognize structures of contemporary pop songs ？ ranging from feather−light andplayful （”How to Kiss”） to a soaring sea of roaring agitated emotions （”Emotionsea”）． in June is anensemble of four quite extraordinary vocalists and a drummer but also a profoundly personalexpression by a singular composer and lyricist ？ a way of getting to know oneself in four voices．