https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH7R9rXhaVHBwel65QE2ATTRq61dGCpRR

muzycy:
Alto Saxophone, Flute, Saxophone [Electric Saxophone], Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Cochemea Gastelum
Bass Drum – Simon Guzmán (tracks: 6)
Bass Drum, Bombo, Surdo, Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Brian Wolfe
Bass, Marimba, Kalimba, Bombo, Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Alex Chakour
Congas, Bombo, Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Elizabeth Pupo-Walker
Congas, Bongos, Repinique, Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Neil Ochoa
Electric Piano [Electric And Electronic Piano], Kalimba, Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Victor Axelrod
Shekere, Vocals, Body Percussion [Hand Percussion] – Giancarlo Luiggi
Vocals – Anthony Gastelum (tracks: 9), Austin Gastelum (tracks: 9), Carmen Gastelum-Serrano (tracks: 9), David Herrera (10) (tracks: 9), Eli Serrano (tracks: 9), Ruben Miranda (2) (tracks: 9), The Baca Sewa Singers (tracks: 9)
Vocals [Additional] – Adriana Flores, Bryan Ponce, David Paul, Denisse Forghani, Matt Beld

Editor's Info:
The Dap-Kings' electro-sax space warrior returns with a groove-heavy sequel to All My Relations, Vol. II: Baca Sewa, an expressive, transcendental voyage through the archives of his indigenous roots and beyond. Drawing on ancestral memories and family histories to wrap new flesh around the bones of history, this album is a bold, semi-autobiographical work that leads us deeper into the annals of family histories, mythology and the cultural imaginary.

“Baca Sewa” is Cochemea’s original family name prior to Spanish colonization. The melody was composed by Anthony Gastelum and features vocals and drumming by the Baca Sewa Singers- a group composed of several generations of family members. The album runs thick with sonic tributes and remembrances. “Chito’s Song” is a contemplative, ethereal tribute to a beloved uncle. “Curandera” conjures the memory of the irrepressible healing power of medicine women. “Black Pearl” recalls his great grandfather, heir to a legacy of indigenous peoples enslaved as pearl divers in the Sea of Cortez.

Leading a 7-piece ensemble composed of New York’s top percussionists and members of Daptone’s rhythm section, Cochemea has created his own world of emotional textures and rhythmic possibilities, a musical and spiritual synthesis made possible through his deep reverence of the horn and the music and traditions preceding him. Vol II: Baca Sewa - is an offering and continuation of Cochemea’s explorations, part of a musical process of cultural reclamation and healing through connection, relations, memory and imagination.