Music is the world
In this episode: music from the archives of Francis Bebey from Cameroon; a blend of Ecuadorian folklore, technology, and American folk by Grecia Albán; the Colombian Avant-Latin experimentalists Los Pirañas; the Indigenous Brazilian music collective
In this episode, Brain Damage, Emiko Ota (OKZ) & Mad Professor; drummer, composer, & producer Gustavo Cortiñas; Nordic folk duo Maija Kauhanen & Johannes Geworkian Hellman; the Finnish Sámi indigenous York Wimme Saari & Tapani
Nina Jurna gaat in deze aflevering van Latin Impact op zoek naar de bakermat van de kaseko. Ze bezoekt de legendarische zanger Iwan Esseboom tijdens een repetitie met zijn band Esse & Friends. En ze
In this episode, Afro-Colombian rhythms of De Mar y Río; in The Ghent Folk Violin Project; Pakistani vocalist Muslim Shaggan; bass guitarist and composer Alune Wade; Azuka Moweta and his Anioma Brothers Band of Africa
For the amazing Radio Garden app, which is enjoyed by listeners worldwide, I have curated three unique playlists. It has been an incredible journey exploring the vast diversity of radio stations across the globe. The
In this episode singer, flutist Celia Wa from Guadeloupe; Arat Kilo, an Ethio-jazz orchestra from France; Fanoos Ensemble with four Afghan musicians; the Korean composer/multi-instrumentalist Park Jiha; Afro-Brazilian singer-songwriter, and researcher Ilessi; Sarod player Sudeshna
In this episode, with Kosmo Sound featuring Imane Guemssy from Ghent; Brazilian composer and improviser André Siqueira; Belgian Jamaican Jazz Orchestra; Samba Touré blues guitarist from Mali; Karolina Węgrzyns tribute to cultures and minorities of
In this holiday episode XL, Elektro Hafiz; Brazilian rapper Bnegão; the Canadian singer Lenka Lichtenberg; composer and koraplayer Momi Maiga; saxofonist, composer Thiago França features Juçara Marçal; Damon Locks from Chicago; Melón Jimenez & Lara
In this episode the Polish-Ukrainian group Dagadana; Turkish psychedelic-rockband Baba Zula; Berlin-based collective Sonic Interventions; Colombian avant-gardist Julián Mayorga; Zanzibara 11: Congo in Dar, Dance No Sweat 1982-1986: Orchestre Maquis; Norwegian-Gambian Mariama Ndure; El Khat
In this episode Justin Adams & Mauro Durante; romantic swing by Miramar; Spanish composer and cello player Pilar Almalé; kaseko by multi-instrumentalist Ronald Snijders; Brooklyn based brass- and reed-centered Tomin; 3 contestants of the Premio