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How Glastonbury is rethinking Indigenous and traditional music
Erin Cobby reports from this year’s Glastonbury Festival, where programmers are working to integrate diverse global voices into the line-up
Erin Cobby reports from this year’s Glastonbury Festival, where programmers are working to integrate diverse global voices into the line-up
Alexandra Petropoulos tunes in for the Friday Digital Showcases of WOMEX 2020 and picks her highlights, from warm maloya to jazz kaval
At the heart of Uganda’s vibrant, innovative and optimistic music scene, ‘Africa’s largest music festival’ Nyege Nyege continues to surprise and delight
Daniel Spicer reports on a new collaboration between the son of a Malian guitar legend and the hypnotic trio from Houston, a lilting fusion of desert blues, psychedelia and dub
The Korean musical identity can be traced to the fifth century, and has been well documented since the fifteenth century, as Rob Provine and Keith Howard reveal
The music of the world has been constantly shaped by its wider contexts – from politics to economics and social movements. Here Chris Moss selects the most important genres to have been born across the last 100-plus years
Erin Cobby reports from an Ireland-infused boozer at Shambala
Choice sides of digital dancehall and mega Afrobeat ampage primed for incendiary boogie overload
The West African singer provides the inside track on prosperous musical encounters and the circuitous birth of his long-awaited debut album
Karl Neuenfeldt documents and records the music of Torres Strait Islanders (TSI) in Australia
Since forming in 2021, New Regency Orchestra have ignited Latin big band fever in London. With a debut album now out, Izzy Felton speaks to the group’s founder Lex Blondin
The Scandinavian music world convened for the Nordic Folk Alliance, aiming to build on current interest in all things Norse
Martin Longley discovers the roots and shoots of the pagan-inspired gathering in the Black Mountains of Wales
Get the lowdown on the wonderful Pentecost weekender held this summer in the Dutch town of Nijmegen
Catalina Maria Johnson catches up with the co-founder of Brooklyn’s hippest bar and venue, Barbès, which celebrates two decades of excellent music this year
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