The Woman At The End Of The World is Brazilian singing legend Elza Soares’ most recent release, a socially engaged...
The Brazilian soul was present at the Barbican Centre through the music of Martinho da Vila. It was a concert...
On the 25th of June, the Royal Albert Hall audience and hundreds of colombianos living in London enthusiastically welcomed the...
Released on Brownswood Recordings, Gilles Petersons‘ label, Mirrors is the second album by Mala, South London producer and DJ, half...
Some events have the gift to happen in the right place and at the right time. Maybe they were planned...
It is undeniable that the 2016 single by La Máquina Insular pays tribute to Rafael Cortijo, the Puerto Rican orchestra...
Tanbou Toujou Lou (Drums Are Always Heavy), Ostinato Records’s anthology of hard to find Haitian musical gems from Haiti in...
Molam (or Mor lam) is a traditional form of music hailing from Isan, a region in the Northeast of Thailand,...
…and it inevitably rained. Like every Field Day worthy of its name, the 2016 edition of the East London Festival...
Guy Garvey’s edition of the legendary Meltdown festival brought Femi Kuti to the Royal Festival Hall at Southbank Centre for...
Listening to The Ground in its entirety sounds like a child of American hard bop. The songs speak a South...
How does one successfully blend the sounds and instruments of several cultures in order to produce something new? It’s a...