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Category: Album reviews

Album reviews

Tavares Feels It

Tom Orr October 11, 2009 No Comments

Sara Tavares Xinti (World Connection FQT-CD-1818, 2009) After summarizing her career up to that point on last year’s Alive in Lisboa CD/DVD set, Portugal’s Sara…

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Hasn’t Skipped a Beat

Tom Orr October 10, 2009 No Comments

The Rough Guide to Afrobeat Revolution (World Music Network RGNET 1222CD, 2009) Tony Allen – Secret Agent (World Circuit WCD082, 2009) I’m not a trend…

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Walking Along the Cutting Edge

TJ Nelson October 10, 2009 No Comments

Abbas Premjee Elements (Fire Records, 2008) Elements, released in Pakistan in 2008, is the debut CD of composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Abbas Premjee. Exploring North…

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Soul Satisfaction

Angel Romero October 9, 2009 No Comments

Otis Redding The Best: See & Hear (Shout Factory, 2009) Shout Factory has released a two-disc set by Otis Redding, one of the influential legends…

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Extraordinary Folktronica

TJ Nelson October 7, 2009 No Comments

Valravn Koder på snor (VME, 2009) Self described as Danish/Faorese folktronic, Koder på snor, the second release by the group Valravn, is a musical fantasy…

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A Slice of Spain

Angel Romero October 6, 2009 No Comments

Various Artists Putumayo Presents: España (Putumayo, 2009) Putumayo’s most recent release focuses on the music of Spain. The compilation’s producer has chosen to focus on…

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Cuba in a Funk and Funky

Tom Orr October 3, 2009 No Comments

Si Para Usted: The Funky Beats of Revolutionary Cuba, Vol. 2 (Waxing Deep Records WAX003, 2009) When Castro’s Cuban regime was at its most repressive,…

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A Passage From India

Tom Orr October 3, 2009 No Comments

Kailash Kher and Kailasa Yatra (Nomadic Souls) (Cumbancha CMB-CD-14, 2009) My office mate, who was born and raised in India and revisits there yearly, smiled…

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Afghan Rising Stars

TJ Nelson September 30, 2009 No Comments

Various Artists Afghan Star (Silver Screen Records, 2009) The soundtrack to the film Afghan Star, a documentary following four contestants participating in Afghanistan’s television’s talent…

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Lushly Smooth

TJ Nelson September 29, 2009 No Comments

Ithamara Koorax and Juarez Moreira Bim Bom: The Complete Joao Gilberto Songbook (Motéma Music, 2009) In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Brazilian guitarist João…

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