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more »LDA V The Lunatics
By Los de Abajo, 2005
This, surely, is one of the more glorious moments in the history of clashes between global music styles. … read more »
more »Invisible Fields
By Iarla Ó Lionáird, 2005
"This album was always going to be different," he says. "I did it in my own house, with a tight team that… read more »
more »Guess You Got It
By Pina, 2005
Guess You Got It - which was issued on PRE, a new Real World imprint - is crammed with songs that already… read more »
more »Moksha
By Amjad Ali Khan, 2005
Indian classical music is still essentially an oral tradition handed down. That's why the lineage or the … read more »
more »Atom Bomb
By The Blind Boys Of Alabama, 2005
While the sound of traditional soul gospel is still unmistakably at its core, Atom Bomb, the group's late… read more »
more »Hotel Juicy Parlour
By Sizer Barker, 2004
Liverpool, late spring, 1996. Carl Brown is walking through a cemetery with a friend, a dog and a headful… read more »
more »Champagne And Grits
By Little Axe, 2004
In 2004 Skip and his team found a new home at Real World Records and created 'Champagne & Grits' (featuri… read more »
more »Day Of Colours
By Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali, 2004
When the unforgettable qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan died in Pakistan in 1997, he left a musical v… read more »
more »Diam
By Daby Touré, 2004
Daby relentlessly pursued the grail of a new Afro-centric pop sound. After disbanding Toure Toure, Daby l… read more »
more »Street Signs
By Ozomatli, 2004
It is time for a revolution. It is time for another Ozomatli album. It is time for Street Signs Th… read more »
more »Tani Tana
By State of Bengal Vs Paban Das Paul, 2004
'Tana Tani' plunges Paban into the dub-heavy melee of the British Asian breakbeat scene, where his ecstat… read more »
more »Go Tell It On The Mountain
By The Blind Boys Of Alabama, 2003
Go Tell It On The Mountain is the first holiday theme album in the group's 60-year history, as well as th… read more »
more »Neguinha Te Amo
By Daúde, 2003
Though this may come as a surprise to those unfamiliar with Brazil's music scene, Daude is a rare find: a… read more »
more »Sanctuary
By Charlie Musselwhite, 2003
On this latest musical excursion, Charlie Musselwhite explores the themes that have always charged the po… read more »
more »Among Brothers
By Abdelli, 2003
With no preconceived idea, and with the openness of mind of a newborn child, Abdelli and I let our inspir… read more »
more »Never Trust A Hippy
By Adrian Sherwood, 2003
Never Trust A Hippy, is Adrian Sherwood's eclectic, compelling and lovingly crafted solo debut. The timin… read more »
more »Yol Bolsin
By Sevara Nazarkhan, 2003
Sevara's acclaimed 2002 debut Yol Bolsin ('Where Are You Going') is a collection of traditional, folk and… read more »
more »Mariama
By Pape and Cheikh, 2002
Everyone knows the majesty of Africa's traditional folk music. But few in the West would have connected A… read more »
more »Higher Ground
By The Blind Boys Of Alabama, 2002
The Blind Boys of Alabama are old lions of gospel music, performing together for over 60 years. On this a… read more »
more »Music of the Himalayas
By Rahul Sharma, 2002
Let's pretend it's still September 2000. A 27-year-old santoor player called Rahul Sharma is touring as p… read more »
more »Roots Controller
By Misty in Roots, 2002
REJOICE! The return of Misty In Roots to the recording studio with 'Roots Controller' marks twelve years … read more »
more »Redemption's Son
By Joseph Arthur, 2002
Even as you read this Joseph Arthur is making another record. Or sculpting or painting or tapping rows of… read more »
more »Assembly
By Hukwe Zawose, 2002
Tanzania has a made-to-measure musical ambassador in the person of Dr Hukwe Zawose: educator, instrument … read more »
more »My Songs And A Poem
By Estrella Morente, 2002
"One of our intentions was to keep the flavour of classic flamenco, while imbuing this 'deep song' (cante… read more »