Check out a live rendition of ‘Cumbia del Pichamán’ by Bogotà-based experimental and psychedelic cumbia band Meridian Brothers. The song, a very Meridian Brothers’s version of Dusty Springfield’s “Son of a Preacher Man”, is extracted from the band’s latest album Cumbia Siglo XXI and released by Bongo Joe Records: https://meridianbrothers.bandcamp.com/album/cumbia-siglo-xxi...
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Iranian-Dutch musician Sevdaliza‘s video for ‘Darkest Hour’, extracted from her latest album Shabrang, is her very personal contribution to Women History Month and her way own way to celebrate women from all over the world and walks of life. More info on Shabrang here: https://smarturl.it/shabrang%C3%A2%C2%80%C2%8B
Enjoy a sneak peek into the Audiotree session recorded live by Korean post-rock & experimental band Jambinai. The set features three songs extracted from their second (a Hermitage) and third albums (ONDA) both released on Bella Union Tracklist: For Everything That You Lost (그대가 잃어버린 그 모든 것들을...
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An ambient and psych music to be watched! The self-made films that go along with the music create an eccentric and almost political discourse. Influenced by a melange of musical genres and styles, from kosmische musik, electronic and experimentation to indie, pastoral guitar soli, and krautrock, University Challenged have walked...
‘La belle Dame’ is the new single extracted from French musician My Jazzy Child‘s latest album Innéisme (‘Innaism’), out on Akuphone: https://akuphone.bandcamp.com/album/inn-isme “The title alone sums up perfectly the 8th album of French artist My Jazzy Child. Inspired by Noam Chosmky’s “universal grammar”, it refers to man’s innate ability to develop language....
Show for February 2021 on Radio Campus Bxl & Rhythm Passport, 3 hours of new global sounds. We have four songs of the day from a Palestine cult group via Akuphone, Maroc 60’s flower pop via Habibi Funk, African electronics (Shika Shika) and tribal percussion. Our albums of the month...
It might not be the same as enjoying their set under a stage, dancing to and experiencing first-hand their visionary Afro-Latin percussion-led sound, but you can still make the most of and revel in Penya‘s dreamy and inspiring vibes in our current locked down times. How? For example, attending, wherever...
Ukhoikhoi are a multimedia and multilingual “indigenous-electro” duo from Johannesburg, formed by multi-instrumentalist & composer Yogin Sullaphen, and vocalist & performing artist Anelisa Stuurmana. Employing opera and praise poetry, and using a variety of traditional and contemporary instruments, they create their “unique afro-futuristic sound that is rooted in the...
‘Day by Day’ is extracted from the sixth instalment of Jazz is Dead series, dedicated to the influential American saxophonist Gary Bartz. The album is a collaboration between Bartz, hip-hop DJ and producer Ali Shaheed Muhammad and composer and multi-instrumentalist Adrian Younge, who curate the series. “Day By Day” brings...
Hard to believe that such a dire and dramatic year could inspire such an abundance of remarkable albums. Or maybe, on the contrary, the multitude of emotions sparked by the pandemic and our new life’s circumstances might have been the main reasons why musicians were able to write, record and...