As soon as you arrived at The O2 you started to feel as though you were in a world-class Latin...
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We had the pleasure to include their new album’s title-track (“Wahio”) in the September instalment of our monthly compilation, and now...
After a 3 year wait, and returning on its 40th anniversary, to say there was anticipation around Womad ’22 would...
Where Pathways Meet are a group that are both gripping and beautifully challenging. Tuned in to the key of the...
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They just released a new album, are ready for a new tour with a brand new show, choreography and tricks, but...
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Bringing together the sweet sounds of the Ecuadorian and Colombian Pacific Coasts, Marimba Del Pacifico packs a rhythmic marimba sound...
Armed with their trusty Tsugaru shamisen—a three-stringed Japanese lute once favoured by blind musicians in ancient Japan—Mitsune crafts a unique...
Six years have passed since afrobeat torchbearer Seun Kuti released the grammy nominated Black Times with his band Egypt 80....
It’s not common to enjoy a sunny weekend in London. It’s even rarer to enjoy a sunny weekend on a...