For all my music geek friends, a genre of music from the Agadir/Essaoueira area, originating from when West African slaves were brought through and traded in Morocco. The slaves picked up West African influences and used the cuffs of their shackles as percussion. Live gnaus/gnawa musicians play in all the restaurants along the coast here, injecting infectious rhythms and senses of humour into the music. Personally, my favourite aspect of this music is the hats with the swirly tassles.
Moroccan gnaus music
Emma Jay Ashton 
Love it – one for the IB world music course!
ripe for a trip hop remix methinks
gonna make ruby one of them hats – train her up and make her a viral star