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Category: Album reviews

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Vladiswar Nadishana’s Contemporary Tribal Sounds

Angel Romero January 8, 2007

  One of the most pleasant discoveries of 2006, thanks to social networking site myspace.com, is Berlin-based Russian multi-instrumentalist Vladiswar Nadishana. He has released several…

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Call Him Ismael

Tom Orr January 5, 2007

Ismael Lo Senegal (Wrasse Records WRASS 183, 2006) I’d almost forgotten how good this guy is. Sure, Ismael Lo has released music since the last…

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Ritualistic Swedish Beats

Angel Romero January 4, 2007

Hedningarna 1989-2003 (NorthSide) Hedningarna’s newest release promises to take listeners back in time, far back in time, when some of our ancestors lived in tribal…

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World Music in Spanish 2006

World Music Central News Room December 31, 2006

This is the late 2006 roundup of world music recordings from the Spanish-speaking world: One of the most interesting Latin music recordings of the past…

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Greco – Kurdish Fusion Music – "Raaz e Negah" by Ardeshir Kamkar and Matthaios Tsahourides

Angel Romero December 30, 2006

Ardeshir Kamkar and Matthaios Tsahourides Raaz e Negah (2004) It would be hard to imagine a more soulful, evocative music than the pairing of master…

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"Leyli" – The Razbar Ensemble

Angel Romero December 30, 2006

Razbar Ensemble Leyli (Arion 2002) With pulsating, heartbeat-like rhythms and ethereal, haunting melodies, the Razbar Ensemble’s latest album “Leyli” masterfully captures the essence of ancient…

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More Hot Sauce From the Hot Source

Tom Orr December 30, 2006

Africando Ketukuba (Stern’s Africa STCD 1103, 2006) In my snobbish opinion, the scantily-clad young woman on the cover of this CD should be astride a…

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Electro Bamako

Angel Romero December 27, 2006

Mamani Keita & Marc Minelli Electro Bamako (Palm Pictures) As anyone can see from viewing this site or any publication geared towards world music, Malian…

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Malian Roots Embracing Electronica

Angel Romero December 17, 2006

Issa Bagayogo Tassoumakan (Six Degrees Records) When I first encountered world electronica fusion, I felt at home with it. Then over the course of a…

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A Beaten Path Between Africa and Haiti

Tom Orr December 14, 2006

Bonga and the Voudou Drums of Haiti – Ayiti Afrika (Bongamusic, 2006) Not to be confused with the legendary Angolan singer named Bonga, Gaston “Bonga”…

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