The libertine voice After he has explored for a long time his Arab-Andalusian inheritance, the Algerian singer Akim El Sikameya gives us a highly personal third album : ‘Un chouia d’amour’. [...]

The libertine voice
After he has explored for a long time his Arab-Andalusian inheritance, the Algerian singer Akim El Sikameya gives us a highly personal third album : ‘Un chouia d’amour’. With this new opus, he has asserted himself as a genuine and complete artist. Indeed, he is a rare voice performer and a composer of timeless melodies, but he also signs up some courageous texts. His last songs make him a contemporary libertine, in its literal sense: an artist fond of freedom, who lauds the pleasures of life against rising fundamentalism.
‘Un Chouia d’amour’: the album
This third album of Akim El Sikameya can be seen as a new step in the the course of a true artist. Indeed, after learning Arab-Andalusian style in a renowned school in Algeria, he has first made two albums marked by this music and its cross-cultural philosophy. But for now, even if he is always inspired by the taste for melody, the cross-cultural exchanges, and the defense of art and love against power