Nuatro Family Releases New Digital EP "Xorse" Preserving Ghana's Borborbor Tradition

The keepers of Ghana's iconic Borborbor musical heritage, the Nuatro family, have embraced the digital age with their new EP release "Xorse."

Known as the originators of Borborbor drumming and dance ensemble, the Nuatro clan has passed down this rich tradition through generations. Their new 7-track EP represents their next step in upholding Borborbor's legacy for modern listeners.

Carefully compiled from the Nuatro family's sacred musical archives, the digitally remastered "Xorse" offers an authentic Borborbor experience, true to its roots. 

Listeners can immerse themselves in lively polyrhythmic drumming, call-and-response vocals, and melodies that spur dancing - all core facets of Borborbor.

By making these recordings available on today's digital platforms, the Nuatro family is opening up Ghana's treasured Borborbor tradition to fresh ears everywhere.

Music lovers both new and familiar can now easily access the Nuatro's lively rhythms and appreciate a heritage that has resonated for eons. "Xorse" signifies Borborbor continuing its dynamic evolution for the digital age.

Let the Nuatro family transport you with the hypnotic beats of "Xorse" - available now! Immerse yourself in Ghana's "undiluted Borborbor" and experience generations of preserved musical history.

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