World

Playing and recording with Ali Farka Toure’s legendary group ASCO for decades, Afel Bocoum released his first solo album Alkibar on World

LP housed in old-school tip on jacket
Limited to 500 copies

Moroccan-French power quartet, Bab L’ Bluz, reclaim the blues for North Africa. Fronted by an African-Moroccan woman in a traditionally male role,

A massive releases from the excellent Time Capsule Records. Serginho Meriti’s highly sort ofter Brazilian boogie / funk / soul underground classic

A1. Kuroda Bushi / A2. Hanagasa Odori / A3. Soran Bushi / A4. Sansa Shigure / A5. Hietsuki Bushi / A6. Sado Okesa / B1. Itsuki no Komoriuta /

Contemporary Sudanese music draws a lot of influences both from Arabic musical as well as subsaharan traditions. “[…]It is rooted in the

Still buzzed at 9am on Pito (millet beer) from the night before, the fra fra quartet proclaimed that they play better when

This inventive duo of brothers from the Golan Heights – Hasan and Rami Nakhleh – return with an infectious re-imagining of their

Following the reissue last year of Fairuz’s classic 1979 album Wahdon, Wewantsounds pursue their exploration of great Lebanese music with the reissue

Brazilian singer, guitarist and actor Seu Jorge turns to brother-in-arms Rogê, for their first ever album recording, celebrating 25 years of friendship

SIDE A: Andres Landero – Santa Lucia Climaco Sarmiento Y Su Orquesta – Cumbia Sabrosa Los Hermanos Tuiran – Cumbia En La

Sometimes music is more than the notes played or the words sung. Sometimes it’s a spirit that catches fire and burns with

One of Turkeys most compelling young voices and most exhilarating sonic explorers. Her work as a singer-songwriter, producer and audio/visual conceptualist, simultaneously