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Progress is being made as the National Folklore Survey for England’s questions take shape
Progress is being made as the National Folklore Survey for England’s questions take shape
The Scottish singer picks the albums that have stayed with her through pivotal moments of her life. “I keep coming back to ones that have a Gaelic heartbeat to them”, she confesses
Manu Chao makes a triumphant London comeback with a manic acoustic performance at Brixton 02 Academy
Scottish fiddler Catriona Price discusses grand plans to bring international musicians together through her ever-ambitious project
American banjo and fiddle player Jake Blount explains to Alexandra Petropoulos how he’s using the sounds and lessons of history and the global climate crisis to envision a new future for Black spiritual music
Spëcht, formally known as Hands in Motion, tell Justin Turford about their rebranding and bringing together music from all four corners of the globe
We speak to Mary Ocher, a musician, performer, poet and visual artist to find out where she calls ‘home’
Chris Wheatley delves into a label promoting the sounds of the Finnish underground
The Indian ghazal and Bollywood singer picks out the albums that taught her how to sing and the collaborations that have left an indelible impact
The new band from Ghana are injecting a fresh energy into the country’s traditional highlife style. Jo Frost speaks to them
Meet the Colombian trio who are using the rhythms and vernacular of their traditional culture to transmit a message of defiance
Chris Wheatley speaks to a Swedish imprint whose output ranges from Indian classical to West African rituals
Ahead of a UK tour performing The Liberated Woman’s Songbook, the North Carolina singer-songwriter talks us through five formative albums
Jane Cornwell speaks with Tim Cole and BaoBao Chen, the producers of the Indo-Pacific collective Small Island Big Song, about their second project, which focuses on our troublesome relationship with nature. Illustrations: Jenn Da Costa
Film-maker Vincent Moon returns for a second instalment of To the Moon & Back, a series of largely unpublished films from his vast archives. This film takes us to Chile for a deep dive into cueca, the national dance of Chile
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