Music is the world
In this episode, a track from the album Africatown, AL, by producer Ian Brennan; Zurich based production duo Okvsho features Argentinian-Swiss rapper Akira; French percussionist, pianist and singer Natascha Rogers; rockartist Sahra Halgan from Somaliland;
In this episode the Cambodian-American band Dengue Fever (picture); Antonis Antoniou’s Buzz’ Ayaz; Marthe quartet and the South African singer Pilani Bubu; the Afro-Jazz musician Pamela Badjogo from Gabon; clarinetist Petroloukas Halkias and laouto player
In this edition, forró by Ary Lobo (1958); gaucho guitarist Gustavo Pazos Conde; Argentine folk/experimental artist Soema Montenegro; French-Moroccan band Aywa; Norwegian-Malian percussionist Sidiki Camara; Fine Blue Thread with Javanese vocals, baroque cello and tabla;
In this episode, Musa Diatta on the ekonting (lute); a reissue of the 3rd album of Akiko Yano; Brighton-based band Wax Machine; Santrofi & the Omniversal Earkestra live in concert; Bixiga 70 ft. Simone Sou;
Van 12 tot en met 14 oktober vindt de jaarlijkse competitie Premio Andrea Parodi plaats in Sardinië. Radio Wira Wiri is partner van dit evenement en via een online verbinding ga ik van huis uit
In this episode an anti war song of La Riippa Group from Finland; experimental rock duo Hyperculte from Switzerland; Koum Tara, a French-Algerian group around jazz pianist Karim Maurice; LuizGa from Brazil and Edgar Valente
In this episode, the Bolivian Luzmila Carpio spreading messages of the indigenous struggle; Shye Ben Tzur with a minimalistic ‘sound laboratory’; Leon Keïta from the Malian music scene of the 70s; Dyad, a new duo
In this episode, Greek pianist and composer Tania Giannouli; Croatian musician Adam Semijalac; Moroccan urban-world-jazz of Malika Zarra; songwriter and saxophonist Alabaster DePlume featuring Momoko Gill (aka MettaShiba); a collaboration of the Israeli singer, musician
In this episode: the raw sound of Maurice Louca & Elephantine (cover); Jinn, the encounter of Alberto N.A. Turra on electric guitar and Peppe Frana on oud; a modern interpretation of a Macedonian folk song
In this episode: 3’Ain, contemporary jazz and world with oriental influences; Le Cri du Caire is halfway between rock, Sufi poetry, jazz, spoken word and oriental flourishes; Østerlide, a Folk music trio that gives new