Music is the world
In this episode Yunnan reggae by Puman; German-Turkish bağlama player Ozan Ata Canani; the hardingfele player from Jølster, Erlend Apneseth; Mandé Sila Featuring Habib Koite, Aly Keïta, and Lamine Cissokho; dub artist Pachyman from LA
In this episode the balafon player and singer from Mali, Neba Solo, together with producer Yaya Diarra; Dunja Knebl & Roko Margeta from Croatia; Sekvoya, a band from Servia; Kaabi Kouaté pays a tribute to
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
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
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