About World Music Central

Thank you for visiting our Web site. World Music Central is an online magazine dedicated to World Music.

We feature the latest international news, CD and concert reviews, articles, and many resources (in the form of a wiki) for music fans, industry professionals and researchers. Our definition of World Music includes traditional and contemporary folk and roots music from the entire globe, as well as cross-cultural fusions and hybrids.

Interested in Becoming a Contributor?

If you would like to write for us, contributing album, book, concert or film reviews; in-depth articles; interviews, artist biographies, upcoming events, etc. Please contact us via the form below.

We are a volunteer-based publication.

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History

Angel Romero y Ruiz is the founder of World Music Central. The web site began as World Music Portal.com in 2002. A few years later the portal changed its name to World Music Central.org. The website is based in Durham (North Carolina, USA). Angel also runs a Spanish language world music site called Musicas del Mundo.com and a progressive music (progressive rock, electronica and fusion) site called Progressive Rock Central

Address:

World Music Central
2524 Cascadilla Street
Durham, NC 27704-4406
USA

Staff

  • Founder & Senior Editor – Angel Romero y Ruiz
  • Webmaster – Phil Bicking
  • Editor – Teresa Nelson-Romero

CD Reviewers

  • Tom Orr
  • TJ Nelson
  • Patricia Herlevi
  • Les Moncada
  • Arthur Shuey
  • Ángel Romero

Contributors

  • Jill Turner: news, reviews and articles
  • Ms. Lakshmi: Indian music news and reviews
  • Susan Budig: Interviews and concert reviews
  • Tony Hillier: articles
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  1. Music, art, diversity is always needed to feed the soul. Thanks for this resource.

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