This album gives a glimpse into a living world music. It won't matter if you understand lyrics in Tuareg or not; the translations on the inner sleeve share a taste of what's going on. Sometimes it is better to not know the words, and just feel the music and the vocals as entities whose mystery reveals itself over time.
I like Nomad a lot. It provides a wide view of open soundspace, doesn't demand a lot from the listener, and offers multiple layers and a variety of textures. If you want a more analytic type of review, try this:
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/mar/31/bombino-nomad-album-review
Give Nomad a spin; your ears will thank you.
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