Bonaire Shorts
Description: Saâda Bonaire is the fantastic disco/world music project duo out of Bremen, Germany that was never meant to be. Originally signed to EMI in 1982, their first and only single, “You Could Be More As You Are” was produced in studio by legendary Matumbi, Slits and Pop Group producer Dennis Bovell. There they were joined by jazz icon Charlie Mariano (previous collaborations include Gong, Stan Kenton and Charles Mingus) who lent his talents on saxophone. The resulting sound was a unique fusion of husky female vocals, Eastern instruments, dub and African music aesthetics, drum computers and synthesizers.
Description: Saâda Bonaire is the disco/world music project duo out of Bremen, Germany that was never meant to be. Formed by Bremen DJ Ralf Behrendt in 1982, Saâda Bonaire was a unique concept band centered around two sultry female vocalists (Stefanie Lange and Claudia Hossfeld) who would be joined by dozens of local musicians culled from the local immigration center. Originally signed to EMI in 1982, their first and only single, “You Could Be More As You Are” was produced in studio by legendary Matumbi, Slits and Pop Group producer Dennis Bovell.
Description: A rectangular emblem with a stylized flag. The flag consists of a yellow triangle and a blue rectangle. In the center of the yellow triangle is a white circle with a red star and four black points. Below the flag area, the text 'BONAIRE' is displayed in black block letters, followed by 'KRALENDIJK' below it.
Description: Saâda Bonaire is the disco/world music project duo out of Bremen, Germany that was never meant to be. Formed by Bremen DJ Ralf Behrendt in 1982, Saâda Bonaire was a unique concept band centered around two sultry female vocalists (Stefanie Lange and Claudia Hossfeld) who would be joined by dozens of local musicians culled from the local immigration center. Originally signed to EMI in 1982, their first and only single, “You Could Be More As You Are” was produced in ’s studio by legendary Matumbi, Slits and Pop Group producer Dennis Bovell.
Description: A rectangular emblem is divided diagonally into yellow and blue sections. A circular emblem with a red star within a white circle and a spiky black outer ring is centered on the dividing line. The text "KRALENDIJK" appears above the emblem, and "BONAIRE KRALENDIJK" appears below it.
