Music is the world
In this anniversary episode, carnatic jazz by the Arun Ramamurthy Trio; fado singer Carla Pires; Driss El Maloumi Trio & Watar Quintet, French-Moroccan power quartet Bab L’ Bluz, AVA Trio with avant-gardist Mediterranean from Groningen;
This episode is a summer edition, one hour of non-stop music. Listen to: Pili Coït, Lainie Fefferman, Hopeton Overton Brown AKA The Scientist, Okwy Osadebe and Highlife Sound Makers International, Jyotsna Srikanth, Tiganá Santana, Cathy
In this episode experimental folk by A Cantadeira; África Negra from São Tomé and Príncipe; The Zawose Queens from Tanzania; mouth harp from Liangshan, southwestern China; traditional Sicilian song by Bartolo Ruggiero; Àtàndá, songwriter, guitarist
In this special live music and interview quotes from the Dutch Afrika Festival 2023, with djembé masters Adama Dramé from Burkina Faso; Florence Adooni with a mix of Frafra Gospel and Highlife; Siti Muharam &
In this episode n’dan player Adama Yalomba from Mali; Apifera from LA; Ann O’aro from Réunion; a collaboration between Huun-Huur-Tu, Carmen Rizzo, and Dhani Harrison; Ana Lua Caiano from Portugal; South African trombonist and composer
In this episode, L’Étrangleuse from Lyon; progressive MPB of Domenico Lancellotti; Munojat Yulchieva vocalist of classical Uzbek vocalist; Avalanche Kaito together with guitarist Nico Gitto and drummer/producer Benjamin Chaval; Sam Lee, protector of song and
In this episode, Beijing-based bass beats artist Howie Lee; musician and producer Forest Law; jazz singer Kavita Shah inspired by Cape Verde; Catalonian folk quartet La Viu-Viu; the contemporary ensemble of the Finnish composer, guitarist
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;