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Saramaccan Sound (Suriname) release single ahead of WOMAD
Brotherhood is the key for the first single from the Surinamese siblings’ new album
Brotherhood is the key for the first single from the Surinamese siblings’ new album
“We take a free-spirited approach”, explain the band popularising the music of southern Iran
Harmonium player Ahmad Fanoos found sanctuary in the US after being forced to flee Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. Russ Slater reports on how the move reunited members of a musical family and proved the catalyst for a special series of shows
The acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter talks about the celestial poetry of her latest album, All of This Is Chance
A surprise invitation led to the formation of a flute-focused Anglo-Irish group now celebrating 30 years. Dave McNally finds the secret to their enduring ingenuity
Encounters with the Afghan Youth Orchestra find Simon Broughton upbeat about the state of the region’s traditional music
A capella Teesside folk trio The Young’Uns – whose music is marked by its strong social conscience and gorgeous harmonies – celebrate their 20th anniversary this year.
Folk duo Filkin’s Drift to embark on 870-mile walking tour of Wales’ coast
Jameela Siddiqi celebrates the legacy of the first qawwali group to find fame and send devotees into spiritual ecstasy around the world
The many journeys of Maghrebi explorer Ibn Battuta are the focus of a new ensemble performance from Jordi Savall
Turkish singer Gaye Su Akyol talks about her captivating fourth album which explores the perimeters of space and individual creativity
Television series spawns showcase of folk, bluegrass and country talent from both sides of the pond
Emma Rycroft speaks to one of Ireland’s most influential folk singers, Christy Moore, about protest songs, family and why he still loves performing
The benju virtuoso makes Daniel Spicer feel particularly superlative
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