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Selected recordings of 1980s Tajik pop curated by Vlad Ilkevich for EastEast's Music Atlas

Track-list:

1. Bahodur Negmatov & Gulshan Баходур Негматов и Гульшан - На памире (1985)
2. Muqaddas Nabieva Мукаддас Набиева - Фалак ( 1977)
3. Nargis Bandishoeva - Lalaik Наргис Бандишоева - Лалаик
4. Makhfirat Hamroqulova & Gulshan Махфират Ҳамроқулова & Гульшан - Дилро Бубин 
5. Khurmo Shirinova & Gulshan Хурмо Ширинова & Гульшан - Закоти Чашм (1986)
6. Махфират Ҳамрақулова & Гульшан - Резаборон (1989) 
7. Наргис Бандишоева - Dar In Shab Mastum 
8. Sogdiana Согдиана - Смуглянка У Ручья Я Тобою Опьянен ( 1984)
9. Nasiba Abdullaeva Насиба Абдуллаева - Додаракам (1989)
10. Bahodur Negmatov Баҳодур Неъматов - Кофарниҳон ( 1988)
11. Rahima Shaloer & Gulshan Раҳима Шалоэр & Гульшан - Ширинии (1986)

Dushan-Bangers: 80s Tajik Pop—A Music Atlas Genre Mix

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Central Asian Moods: Divas' Laments and Heartbroken Brave Men [RIAFC 030]
Compiled by Julien Thiennot of Afghan Records Gallery, this mixtape features a selection of records, radio, and movies from Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Like the Portuguese saudade heard in the music of Cabo Verde or Brazil, these recordings evoke a deep emotional state or feeling, a kind of mixture of nostalgia, melancholy, and hope, heard across different musical genres and styles of the region. 

1 Introduction: Chant du Nouristan (Afghanistan)
2 Ustad Biltoun: Kabul radio song (Afghanistan, 1960’s)
3 Pamir’s lament (Tajikistan)
4 Leila Sharipova: Caravan Afghan song (Ouzbékistan)
5 Dzurabek Muradov: Rapo (Tajikistan)
6 Interlude #1: Sima Taraneh (from the movie Beegaanah -Afghanistan)
7 Tanbaku et Naim (Afghanistan 1973)
8 Gulandam & Zulaikha: Wedding Song (Afghanistan 1968)
9 Mohamed Qasem: Ghori (Herat piece - Afghanistan 1968)
10 Interlude #2: 2 Dilrubas ( Afghanistan)
11 Chant Pachtoun (Afghanistan 1958)
12 interlude #3: Late-night program on Radio Afghanistan 70’s
13 Zhila: Dour az tu (Afghanistan 60’s)
14 Gulbek Saodatov: Instrumental (Tajikistan)
15 Kamaloddin Rahimov: Bulbul (Uzbekistan 1982)
16 Munajat Yultshieva: Munajat (Uzbekistan 1982)
17 Baba Qeran: Quodlibet (Afghanistan 1968)
18 Khanifa Mavlyanova: May bi May (Tajikistan 50’s)
19 Outro: Nuristani song (Afghanistan)

Central Asian moods: Divas' laments and heartbroken brave men

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This edition of Female Vocalists from Iran and Beyond explores musical traditions of the Indian subcontinent, particularly that of Pakistan, and of Afghanistan alongside Iran, centring some of the most prominent Pakistani, Afghan, and Iranian female vocalists of the 1950s-1970s era.

Musical interaction between Iranian urban culture and the Indian subcontinent dates back centuries, as far back as the 16th century when a number of Persian poets and musicians, frustrated by the oppressive political and cultural policies of the Safavid rulers, embarked on a pilgrimage to the Mughal court, where they found a lavish source of patronage. Often, when examining Iranian music and its sources, the influence of Arabic modal systems on Iranian music, and vice versa, is cited often. Influences from Indian and Afghan musical cultures on the Persian classical music repertoire and instrumental compositions in popular music to date, tend to be overshadowed. The remarkable contributions of Afghan and the subcontinent's musical traditions are integrated into the musical productions of some of the most prolific female vocalists from Iran in the 1970s, including Googoosh, Ramesh, and Giti. The list of vocalists from Pakistan and Afghanistan includes Iqbal Bano, Naheed Akhtar, Noor Jahan, Hangama, and Mermon Nadiya.

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Al-Andalus, the site of dreams, conflict, and confluence from the world over, for centuries past and into the future. From Lorca in Farsi and Khayyam in Andaluz, to the odes of Sufi "Hispano-Pakistani" Aziz Balouch, Azerbaijani ‘Spanish guitar’ and ‘flamenco sitar’, this brilliant mix compiled by @stwfa traces musical connections, fantasies and imaginaries of Al-Andalus from Sevilla to Turpan.

Stefan Williamson Fa is an anthropologist and music producer from Gibraltar. His research and works focus on religion, music, and everyday forms of sonic expression in the Caucasus, Anatolia, and the Mediterranean. Stefan is a co-founder of Mountains of Tongues, a project which aims to promote musical diversity in the Caucasus.

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