The criss-crossing of culture from the desert dunes of Mali with forested quiet spaces in Finland is where refreshingly bold,...
Reviewed in issue February/March/2025
Mary Chapin Carpenter, Julie Fowlis & Karine Polwart
This unexpected but very welcome silver lining collection first came together as a pandemic lockdown writing experiment. US singer-songwriter Carpenter...
Reviewed in issue February/March/2025
In name, Z’amalgame suggests a coming-together, a melding of components and forces into a new, fortified whole. This Réunionese album,...
Reviewed in issue February/March/2025
Has it really been two years since the release of Raz & Afla’s The Cycle? It must be, because here’s...
Reviewed in issue February/March/2025
Nyege Nyege are known for avant-garde releases. This record is no different. Titi Bakorta and Ale Hop join forces to...
Reviewed in issue February/March/2025
Rock gaúcho, rock from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, always had a penchant for the music of the British invasion....
Reviewed in issue February/March/2025
Accra Quartet are a trio of Ghanaian players joined by an American, although the latter spends most of his musical...
Reviewed in issue January/2025
Alevi-German singer Aylin Yıldırım and her band of Augsburg-based musicians on saz, guitar, drums, bass and keys perform a selection...
Reviewed in issue January/2025
Here’s an easy-going fusion set, in which a Swedish jazz flautist teams up with a Malian ngoni player for a...
Reviewed in issue January/2025
Start your journey and discover the very best music from around the world.
Subscribe