Reptilian conspiracy theories don’t usually get a cumbia-punk soundtrack, Son Rompe Pera wrote one anyway. “Reptilio,” the Mexico City band’s...
Helena Recalde‘s lead single from her forthcoming album A la Costa is a tribute to Esmeraldas: the green province on...
A children’s song in the Taranto dialect over a tambourine groove reworked from a traditional Calabrian ballad: that’s the architecture...
Lucas Santtana, the Salvador-born singer and guitarist who has spent twenty-five years pulling Brazilian music in unexpected directions, brought “Dans le...
Bru-Kin is Sylvie Nawasadio and Bart Petitjean: Brussels and Kinshasa in the name, forty years of combined practice in the...
From the village of Koungheul to Kaoma’s global Lambada phenomenon, from modelling for Jean-Paul Gaultier in Paris to her own...
Adulthood arrives with the promise of autonomy, yet the reality lands differently from the version imagined in childhood. Nana Osei...
Paraguayan-born, Montréal-based producer Kilombo cut his teeth in a squat without electricity or running water, building a production style from...
Bülows Kvartett have spent years tracing the fiddle lines of Gössa Anders Andersson, a musician from Orsa in the Dalarna...
“Sahari Köd” draws on a Chadian musical tradition so rarely heard outside its region of origin that AfrotroniX describes it...
“Qué manera de quererte mal, qué manera de quererme mal.” Micaela Vita returns to this refrain throughout “Amor Tecnócrata”, a song...
“Pandeiretas a tocar!” The call goes out and the whole track lifts. Baiuca and Mondra take a traditional Galician melody...