![Album Review: Daxuva & Nina Miranda – Le Jardin [August 2018]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/daxuva-lejardin-335x335.jpg)
Le Jardin (The Garden) is a soft electro-pop album created in collaboration by Anglo-Brazilian singer Nina Miranda and Brazilian producer Daxuva (Pedro Ferraz) – the debut record under the Daxuva moniker. The album sets itself within a collision; on one side you see the soft, sensual aspects of a garden,...
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![Album Review: S H I R A N – S H I R A N [Batov Records; 2nd November 2018]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/shiran-cover-335x335.jpg)
S H I R A N sings in the language of dreams of freedom. Sharing tales of her family and her community’s journey from Yemen to Israel, she tells stories of desire, determination and hope that never age. Through electronica-inflected Israeli pop, she conjures up dark minimalist landscapes similar to...
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We naturally and inevitably grow fond of strong and intriguing musicians, even more, when they love to smile and play rhythmic and shiny music. That’s why we have a thing for Mélissa Laveaux and her Creole sound, rooted in Haitian culture but currently residing in Canada with her wide-ranging and sharp...
French label Oui Love has teamed up with the French Bureau Export and Rockfeedback to drag their favourite artists across the English Channel to promote the freshest French music in London. Taking place at Birthdays on the 4th of April 2018, they bring to our ears La Féline, Juniore and...
La Papessa, her second release (dated 2016), has recently been awarded the Polaris Music Prize for the best Canadian Album of the Year, but if we love Lido Pimienta’s music, it’s for tons of reasons more. As much as her songs, Lido is blunt, engaged, socially aware and an eclectic...
She finally made the big step. After twenty years of a career successfully spent being the voice of this or that project, Nina Miranda has signed her name on a debut album. As we understood from an interesting chat that we recently had with her, Freedom of Movement is not...
![Album Review: Yasmine Hamdan – Al Jamilat [Crammed Discs, 17th March 2017]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/cram276_cover_3000px-335x335.jpg)
Listening to music in a language unknown is always a new experience. Not understanding the words we hear, could sometimes feel like we’re missing out on an essential part of the artist’s work, yet in some cases, this language barrier makes room for free, unexpected interpretation; allowing the listener to...
Shugo Tokumaru returns to London after a three years hiatus on Wednesday 7th June. He will perform at Oslo Hackney to present his new album TOSS, released at the end of April. A singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Japan, Tokumaru is a creative genius who creates and curates every aspect of...
What Colour Is Jazz? @ Chats Palace (London; Saturday 23rd February 2019)
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