Man has the gift to create, the very element that makes our daily world such a fascinating and changing environment....
If you’ve never listened to ethio-jazz, a genre very popular in the bars and hotels of Addis Ababa during the...
In the convivial and cosy confines of Battersea’s Magic Garden pub, reggae legend Dawn Penn made an unassuming entrance, in...
There is this trademark groovy, danceable, lightness to Sinkane’s songs that make them either deeply political music, in the same...
What could possibly be better for a psychedelic cult band than a psychedelic cover. Colours and shapes are combined, forming...
Calling out a beaming welcome to the ambassador of Honduras, Aurelio gently filled the room with his unique equatorial style,...
Baharat is a name not to be taken lightly. It means ‘spices’ in Arabic, but it doesn’t refer to any one particular spice;...
Sweet Sweet Dreams begins with clarity: “we gonna have a party,” put plain and simply; five words that manifest Trinidadian...
A reception to Fronteras, a performance by Philippe Baden Powell and Cecilia Zabala we covered at the Americas Society & Council...
There was a time, not long ago, when ‘independent’ was the new hype. During the late-1990s/early 2000s, everything needed to...
Highlight of the 2016 edition of the London International Arts Festival (LIAF), and one of the most popular and expressive...
When you think of Tunisia, nothing less than the ruins of a great civilization, those of Carthage for example, come...