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theartsdesk Radio Show 15
theartsdesk Radio Show 15
Latest sizzling global radio show including Brazilian funk, Pakistani Jazz, Avant folk and Romanian brass bands
Saturday, 02 July 2016
Elza Soares at the end of the world
Another splendidly eclectic globalist radio show hosted by Peter Culshaw. The show's featured album of the month is the impeccable The Woman at The End Of The World by the veteran Brazilian songstress Elza Soares.
We have remixed desert blues, Pakistani film jazz, Romanian brass mayhem, avant folk from Ukraine and a track from what promises to be the hit world music album of the summer - Calypso Rose’s Far From Home. Not to mention a world exclusive preview of Susheela Raman’s new album (a gamelan reworking of the Beatles psychedelic classic "Tomorrow Never Knows").
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Tracklist below
Eliza Soares - Luz Vermelha
Emicida - Casa
Bitori - Nha Bibinha
Mino Di Mama - Quirino Do Canto
MAKU Sound System - Positive
Imahan - Imarhan (Mscowman remix)
Bill Ravi Harris and the Prophets - Cissy Strut
The Sachal Ensemble - Blue Pepper (Far East Of The Blues)
Calypso Rose - Human Race
Elza Soares - Caracoa Do Mar
Flowdan - Chosen (fest Animai)
Fanfare Ciociaria - Fiesta De Negritos
Jago (feat Galak Spiritual/ Chief Rokas) - Struggling
DakhaBrakha - Karpatski
Swarthy Korwar - Bhajan
Susheela Raman - Tomorrow Never Knows
Leyla McCalla - Peze Cafe
Temple of Light - The Rose and Fire are 1
Maarja Nuut - Hobusemãng
Damir Imamovic’s Sevdah Takht - Tambur
Daga Daga - By a Lake
Dustin O’Hallorran - Contreaux No 2
Bitori - Cruz Di Pico
Elza Soares - Pra Fuder
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