The Senegalese Amadou Diagne and the Italo-Sudanese Amira Kheir mirrored two different aspects of Africa and its music, but the...
Following to the letter the Convergence Festival’s spirit, Batida brought to Village Underground an all-embracing show: a magic box containing...
After the grand finale with the audience dancing to the unrestrained rhythms of the desert, then after the standing ovation...
Event Review: Manana//Cuba – A Night of Afro-Cuban Collaborations @ Barbican (London, 26th May 2017)
That euphoric swelling an artist feels when they connect with their audience is what rumba musicians describe as ‘Manana’. The...
47SOUL formed of four inspired Palestinian musicians that span the divides from Amman to Ramallah and Beirut to the Galilee....
Words can’t do justice to what went down at the St. James the Great Church, a.k.a. Church of Sound, in...
Molam (or Mor lam) is a traditional form of music hailing from Isan, a region in the Northeast of Thailand,...
These two bands literally filled the stage to the brim, not just in numbers but also with energy. Los Desterrados...
Are you looking for an anthology of Brazilian music? Don’t try to find it on Amazon or at your nearby...
Like the smell of a freshly printed book with the anticipated suspense of a can’t-put-it-down storyline, the debug gig for...
On Monday 5th March, a rather interesting group of musicians came together on the Barbican stage to present Imagining Ireland,...
Last Sunday we went to The Pickle Factory for the first night of Ovation, a monthly series that will bring...