Michael Hann

Watch kids go giddy in Niamey: Mdou Moctar live in Niger reviewed

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Kids dance with giddy abandon at a live gig in Niamey, Niger, featuring hypnotic Tuareg guitarist Mdou Moctar, pictured far right
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  • Mdou Moctar

    Niamey, Niger

  • Tame Impala

    The Wave House Studio, Australia

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