Egungun from Rammana by Salin
"When you make peace with the past version of yourself, is the only way that you can be free from pain." - Salin
“Egungun” is named after a short film called, Masquerade (Egungun).
In this film, the main character revisits her childhood life in Nigeria and makes peace with her past. In a way, this song talks about how uncomfortable revisiting your past may be, but once we accept it and let it go, is the only way we can free ourselves from pain.
The song features Farhan Remy, an Indonesian trumpeter, telling a story through his trumpet in the first part of the song. The ‘B’ section expresses the state of duality. The melody opens up afterward, that gives a sense of freedom.
Tracklist
| 4. | Egungun | 4:10 |
Credits
Composed by Salin, Lucas Zafiris and Farhan Remy
Percussion: Elli Miller Maboungou
Guitar: Frank O’ Sullivan
Keyboard: Lucas Zafiris
Bass: Danny Trudeau and Lucas Zafiris
Trumpet: Farhan Remy/Hichem Khalfa
Baritone Saxophone: Alexandre Dion
License
All rights reserved.
a Thai funky Drummer/Producer, inspired to wake the world with conscious lyrics and danceable beats.