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Sonodisc (a
contraction for Société
nouvelle de
distribution de disques), or
simply spelled SonoDisc, was a
French record label established in 1970 by...
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released Quartier Latin's
fourth record,
Droit de Veto,
through Sono Africa, a
branch of
SonoDisc, and it was
distributed by
Musisoft Distribution, part of...
- Life (Disques Espérance, Trad Vibe, 1976) Vol. 2 (
Sonodisc, Trad Vibe, 1977) Mary & Jeff (
Sonodisc, Trad Vibe, 1977)
Pourquoi (Crypto/RCA, Trad Vibe,...
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produced by Franco's
Edipop Production and
Disques Espérance, a
subsidiary of
SonoDisc. "M****u"
lyrics prominently features Detta's
mellow voice with Franco's...
- (SIMS/
Sonodisc 1991) Feux d'artifice (
Sonodisc 1992)
Hommage à
Emoro (Syllart 1992)
Larger than Life (Stern's STCD 1992) Divisé par deux (
Sonodisc 1993)...
- Francisco.
Troupeau Bleu (
Sonodisc) LP Mary & Jeff (
Sonodisc)
Single Les
Oiseaux Morts (
Sonodisc)
Single Vol. 2 (Album de Cortex) (
Sonodisc) LP
Caribou (Arabella/Wea)...
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produced by A
Music Production in
Belgium and
later reissued in 1994 by
SonoDisc in France. M'bilia Bel's
fourth studio album, Yalowa, came out in 1996...
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Destiny of a
Noble Outcast (PolyGram, 1991) 69–80 (
Sonodisc, 1994)
Folon (Mango, 1995)
Seydou Bathili (
Sonodisc, 1997) Papa (Metro Blue, 1999) Mama (Capitol...
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further enhanced by a 1992
distribution deal with the
French company SonoDisc. Jean-Pierre Ngombé’s
family pla**** a
significant role in the label’s operations...
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various West
Indian music producers and
distributing their music through Sonodisc. The term "k****av" in
creole denotes a type of c****ava pancake. The band's...
