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Filippo Gambetta
Gnicche Gnicche
"Gnicche Gnicche" by "Filippo Gambetta"
Stria
Dunya
Nistanimera
Chore
"Chore" by "Nistanimera"
Chore!
Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino
Orfeo
"Orfeo" by "Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino"
Meridiana
Ponderosa
Formed by writer Rina Durante in 1975, Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino is regarded as Italy’s leading and longest-standing traditional music ensemble, hailing from the Salento, the heel of the Italian boot, in Puglia. - vimeo
Riccardo Tesi is an Italian musician. He specializes in folk music. His instrument is the diatonic accordion or melodeon. He has founded or recorded with a number of groups, including Banditaliana and Ritmia. - wiki
Assurd
Tarantella oi Mamma ca mo' ve
"Tarantella oi Mamma ca mo' ve" by "Assurd"
'O 'Mbruoglio
Assurd is a musical project that has been taking to the streets and stages all over the world the folk traditions of Southern Italy since 1991. Among the founders of the group there are Cristina Vetrone and Lorella Monti who, in close contact with the old traditional singers and studying the most important texts and archives, put together a wide and varied repertoire. - YouTube
Ala Bab Darek (Louisa Tounsia) Cheikh Efrita reinvents a century-old Tunisian musical repertoire, projecting it into the present through a stylistic palette ranging from Footwork to Hyperpop, Breakbeat, IDM and Post-Club. His compositions are based on Tunisian archive music from the 1920s-1950s. - bandcamp
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BandAdriatica
Lake Populake
"Lake Populake" by "BandAdriatica"
Various Artists: Bande Italienne
Network
Transported by the swirling winds that illuminate the coasts of the eastern sea, the BandAdriatica rages on the agitated waves of Salento music with elements of all the Mediterranean sonic coasts as a complex “Babylon”, where the languages begin to harmonize on the popular melodies in the mestizo fervour of the harbours. - home page
Fanfara Station
Nagran
"Nagran" by "Fanfara Station"
Boussadia
Fanfara Station is a trance-inducing celebration with a brass band, an entire North African rhythm section and pumping electro dance beats - all created by just three musicians, thanks to some skillful use of loop stations and live overdubbing of an arsenal of instruments. - avokado artists
Lemon Bucket Orkestra
Khaiterma
"Khaiterma" by "Lemon Bucket Orkestra"
Cuckoo
Lemon Bucket Orkestra are Toronto's original Slavic-Balkan-Klezmer-Party-Punks. The multi-award-winning ensemble has been heralded as a groundbreaking, genre-bending phenomenon by media and fans alike, and over the past 13 years they have performed all over the world. - home page
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Hajda Banda
Jabloczko
"Jabloczko" by "Hajda Banda"
Hajda!
Karrot Kommando
Hajda Banda / Гайда Банда is a Belarusian-Polish band performing traditional dances and songs from eastern Poland’s Podlasie region, the western parts of Belarus, and Polesye on the Polish-Ukrainian-Belarusian border. - YouTube
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Vaska Ilieva
Zaplakalo E Mariovo
"Zaplakalo E Mariovo" by "Vaska Ilieva"
Macedonian Folclore Classics
Vaska Ilieva was known as the "Queen" of traditional Macedonian music and sang over 800 songs. - visit macedonia
Wowakin
Topolina
"Topolina" by "Wowakin"
Latem
Baba Studio
The trio WoWaKin was founded in 2016. They bring together their varied backgrounds in classical, jazz and contemporary music to explore the roots of Polish village dance music. - YouTube
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Hamid El Kasri & Issam Issam
Bania
"Bania" by "Hamid El Kasri & Issam Issam"
Saha Koyo
SACAV - Societe Artistique et Culturelle Audio Visuelle, Rabat
Hamid El Kasri is a renowned Moroccan musician known for his mastery of the Gnawa music genre. Born in the city of Ksar El Kebir in Morocco, Hamid El Kasri grew up in a family of musicians and started playing music at a young age. He later became a disciple of the famous Gnawa master, Sidi Mimoun El Oujdi, and honed his skills in playing the guembri, a three-stringed bass instrument used in Gnawa music. - African Music Library
Simo Lagnawi, the Gnawa Caravan
Bambraka
"Bambraka" by "Simo Lagnawi, the Gnawa Caravan"
Salt
Since moving to London in 2008, Lagnawi has established himself as the UK’s leading Guembri player, and has sought to spread Gnawa music throughout the culture in a variety of ways. Whether through crossover groups such as Electric Jalaba and the Gnawa Blues All-Stars, or through hosting traditional ceremonial evenings – known as Lilas – the intention is always to bring the same healing energy through to the fore in each new creation. - the nest collective
Maâlem Mokhtar Gania, Bill Laswell and many others
Sheikh Moulay Ahmed
"Sheikh Moulay Ahmed" by "Maâlem Mokhtar Gania, B...
TAGNAWWIT - Holy Black Gnawa Trance
M.O.D. Technologies
Personnel: Maâlem Mokhtar Gania: lead vocals, guinbri (hajjuj), backing vocals, qaraqab, handclaps; Si Mohamed Outanine: backing vocals, qaraqab, handclaps; Hicham Ait Salah: backing vocals, qaraqab; Youssouf Outanine: backing vocals; Khairdi Qaid: backing vocals; Graham Haynes: cornet; Peter Apfelbaum: tenor saxophone & flute; Jill Ryan: alto saxophone; Dominic James: guitar; Robert Burger: keyboards; Bill Laswell: bass; Chad Smith: drums (Sidi Fkih Shamharouch & Oulad Khalifa Maneen Shesh); Guy Licata: drums; Adam Rudolph: percussion; Aiyb Dieng: percussion.
Arooj Aftab
Raat Ki Rani
"Raat Ki Rani" by "Arooj Aftab"
Night Reign
Verve
GIG: Central Park Summerstage on Wed. w/ Sid Sriram and Emil.The singer and composer’s wondrous fourth album deepens the sound of her boundless folk-jazz style. Its gestures are bold, romantic, and often unforgettable. - Pitchfork
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Kamini Natarajan
Ranaji
"Ranaji" by "Kamini Natarajan"
Meera
Kamini's musical journey started in central India with her mother Uma Natarajan. She started learning the intricacies and nuances of Indian Classical Music when she was six years old. She would spend hours coming up with various improvisations at different time signatures. - home page
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Jyotsna Srikanth
Jagadhodhaarana
"Jagadhodhaarana" by "Jyotsna Srikanth"
Carnatic Nomad - South Indian Carnatic Music on violin
Arc Music
Jyotsna Srikanth MBE is an Indian-British violinist and composer, performing Carnatic music and Western classical music. Early life. Srikanth was born into an Andhra musical family in Bangalore, India. Her mother, Ratna Srikantaiah, is a Carnatic musician and teacher. - wiki
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Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O
Peter's Torch
"Peter's Torch" by "Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O"
True Story
The South African trombonist and composer tells a narrative in which each song stands sonically alone but is still representative of a cohesive whole. - bandcamp
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Bongos Ikwue & The Groovies
Otachikpopo
"Otachikpopo" by "Bongos Ikwue & The Groovies"
Various Artists: Nigeria Afrobeat Special - The New Explosive Sound in 1970's Nigeria
Soundway
Nigerian band founded by Bongos Ikwue in 1967.
The Groovies band, which became extremely popular in the 1970's through to the 80's. - Discogs
Newen Afrobeat
Mare Mare (feat. Dele Sosimi)
"Mare Mare (feat. Dele Sosimi)" by "Newen Afrobeat"
Grietas
Lichens Family
Newen Afrobeat is an Afrobeat band that started in 2009 in Chile. Newen Afrobeat revisits Fela Kuti's musical heritage. The word Newén means 'strength' in the Mapuche language. - wiki
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Ikebe Shakedown
Penny the Snitch
"Penny the Snitch" by "Ikebe Shakedown"
The Way Home
Son Palenque
Cumbia Africana
"Cumbia Africana" by "Son Palenque"
Boasting some 20 members, western Mexico's Banda Cuisillos has been delivering their melodic cumbias, charangas, and romantic baladas in Native American garb since teenage clarinetist Arturo Macías formed the collective in 1987. - Apple music
Pascuala Ilabaca Y Fauna
Te traigo flores
"Te traigo flores" by "Pascuala Ilabaca Y Fauna"
El mito de la pérgola
From Chile. GIG: Tues night @ Joe's Pub. The myth of the Pergola is the 6th album of
Pascuala Ilabaca, the album is inspired by the rhythms that have been born in the
street or popular contexts (pergolas, squares, tents, markets, etc.) where the collective
and public spaces have complied a fundamental role in the creation and development
of these musical genres; the milonga (Argentina / Uruguay), the son jarocho and
mariachi (Mexico), the fanfare (Ibero-America in general), the rumba (Cuba), the
Andean carnival (Chile / Bolivia / Peru), the ¨Puja¨ ceremony (India), the Tuaregs
(Sahara), the barrel organ and the Chinchin (Chile). - liner notes
Marsada
Silambiak Ni Pinasa
"Silambiak Ni Pinasa" by "Marsada"
Pulo Samosir
Dug Up Music
Samosir Island, Sumatra, Indonesia, Batak music Pulo Samosir, the name of Marsada's island home, 'Samosir Island', is a comprehensive showcase of Marsada's Batak music - both the ceremonial instrumental pieces (uning-uningan) and Batak folk. Marsada's unique contemporary arrangements sensitively mix traditional instruments, such as the hasapi (2-stringed plucked lute), garantung (wooden xylophone), sulim (bamboo flute) and taganing (set of 5 pitched drums) with acoustic guitars, often overlaid with close harmony vocals. - WOMEX
Rusan Filiztek
Exils
"Exils" by "Rusan Filiztek"
Exils
Accords Croises
Rusan Filiztek is Kurdish from Diyarbakir but that is not enough to qualify him as an artist. For many years, he has forged many precious friendships with Turkish, Armenian and Greek musicians who have enabled him to enrich his repertoire - label
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Gidiki
Thodora
"Thodora" by "Gidiki"
Perasma
Gidiki band is a musical ensemble that began playing and experimenting with greek traditional music in 2015. They performed from 2015 to 2019 at festivals and venues in Thessaloniki, before moving to Athens and taking their final form. - home page
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Ethnospirit Duo
Hora
"Hora" by "Ethnospirit Duo"
Seara Bună- Music from Moldova
Antonovka Records
Ethnospirit Duo is a musical ensemble from Moldova. It is a duet of Inna Bondari, a prominent folk singer and Alexander Samodum, a guitar player, multi instrumentalist and composer. Together they have been collecting and performing music of different traditions from all over the world, - bandcamp
Bipolar Bows
Hilbilsko Horo
"Hilbilsko Horo" by "Bipolar Bows"
Little Bundles of joy
homerecords.be
The international string duo Bipolar Bows was born in 2016 in Slovenia from a study project that brought French cellist Toby Kuhn and Belgian violinist Lotte Remmen together to explore styles, traditions and techniques that they weren't used to. - home page
I see. No such thing for me here.
It's a SHOUcast site. One of any number of 'Radio Caprice' stations for specific Genres. These are out if Russia far as I can gather. They're probly not paying performance rights (or whatever it is) - but I've never had a problem.
Here's the URL to listen - perhaps can be used in a Player of choice : 79.111.14.76...
What does 'Secure Site Not Available' mean anyway ?
Anyhow - you'd think there'd be Indian Classical streams to choose from - but I'm always frustrated looking for more !...
It's because I changed a setting to flag for URLs commencing with http rather than https, such as this one 79.111.14.76
The 's' stands for secure. It protects you against potential malware, computer viruses and the like. Beinng from an IT background, and also seeing people's computers hosed up, I changed the setting. I don't remember which one off hand. I love Indian classical music, but have zero info on sites :)
Informative Thx. I got Avast Security goin' on ...I saw in the News a little while back they got busted themselves for selling data or something ...it's a Jungle out there ! Do villains attach Junk much to audio streams ??...
Hoping to convince my better half to do the same for the Jersey City concert. She will need to sit, as she is having knee replacement surgery in a couple of weeks. Never been to that location, so don't know the deal. Hopefully will work out. @Brian - enjoy the pie!
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It's a SHOUcast site. One of any number of 'Radio Caprice' stations for specific Genres. These are out if Russia far as I can gather. They're probly not paying performance rights (or whatever it is) - but I've never had a problem.
Here's the URL to listen - perhaps can be used in a Player of choice :
79.111.14.76...
What does 'Secure Site Not Available' mean anyway ?
Anyhow - you'd think there'd be Indian Classical streams to choose from - but I'm always frustrated looking for more !...
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Otachikpopo by Bongos Ikwue & The Groovies (Various Artists: Nigeria Afrobeat Special - The New Explosive Sound in 1970's Nigeria)
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The 's' stands for secure. It protects you against potential malware, computer viruses and the like. Beinng from an IT background, and also seeing people's computers hosed up, I changed the setting. I don't remember which one off hand. I love Indian classical music, but have zero info on sites :)
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