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Ebo Taylor (1936–2026)
Ghanaian guitarist and bandleader who fused traditional highlife with funk and Afrobeat in the 1970s, then found global recognition decades later and continued to be a tour de force
Ghanaian guitarist and bandleader who fused traditional highlife with funk and Afrobeat in the 1970s, then found global recognition decades later and continued to be a tour de force
Russ Slater Johnson speaks to a classically trained pianist whose music is faster, louder and more transcendent than anything else out there
Erin Cobby picks out ten tales of takedowns, betrayal and settling scores
Tim Cumming listens to new folk releases from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Bangkok’s pioneering club is to close its doors after more than 12 years
Like it or not, AI is here to stay. Our writers take a look at the ethical and legal issues the technology raises, as well as how musicians can use it as a source of creativity. Is it all doom and gloom?
What happens when a “wild and crazy guy” turned banjo obsessive unites with one of the instrument’s trailblazers? Devon Léger finds out when he speaks to Alison Brown & Steve Martin about their new album, Safe, Sensible and Sane
Steve Martin & Alison Brown – The bluegrass friendship that keeps on giving
Yasmine Hamdan – Lebanese artist prepares for tour following her acclaimed album
Imarhan – Algerian desert rockers on pushing their soul to its limits
Slow J & Dino d'Santiago – Portuguese stars explore fado's African roots
Bebel Gilberto – The making of electro-bossa classic Tanto Tempo
Mighty Sparrow – Calypso legend gets the Beginner's Guide treatment
Lubomyr Melnyk – Ukrainian pianist on his transcendent piano style
Yousuf Nassem – Preserving Kashmir's Dard-Shin oral traditions
AI in Music – The ethics, legalities and potential creativity
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