Vintage tango dj-set for Gotan Project/Melkweg Rabozaal 20110304

Dj Dionysius-Mix Burlesque: RETROLICIOUS Vintage tango dj-set for Gotan Project/Melkweg 4/3/2011

Hudna-Kadifeden Kesesi

Hudna -Urfa Divan Ayagi

Lİve Record at Hayyam Studio, Istanbul

Produced by Sinan Sakızlı & Can Aykal

Live @ Hayyam Studio . AKVARYUM

Ah Melaxrino

O Lagos

Neos Konialis

Pilio - Saba oyun havası

Vraila

Palios Karsilamas

Arapiko (Skopos tou dromou)

Tatavliano - Geragotiko sirto

İdil Üner - Güneşim

Composed by Gevende

Watch the video of live record at "Zinciriye Madrasah, Mardin- TR"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzHXozh6ux4

Guitar Okan Kaya
Vocal Ahmet K Bilgiç

[Igloo] Acoustic Live @ Mardin

Baba Zula & Brenna MacCrimmon - Cecom 2011

During the winter of 2019-2020, I was the recordist on a small team project headed by Shi Tanding and had set out from our base in Dali, Yunnan, to document traditional Mongolian folk songs throughout the Inner Mongolia region of China. We traveled and recorded in the western peripheries and interior for 70 days until our project was truncated by the Covid-19 situation which ground the entire country to a screeching halt in late January and movement was no longer possible. By that point though, we had been recording for over 2 months, so here are some varied highlights we collected throughout this vast region. 
The squeaking animals you hear in one part are camels, numbering about 10,000 in this spot gathered for a sparsely attended camel festival & races in the desert. The ones closest to me were striking up casual conversation I guess.
Most music recordings were done in family homes, in living rooms, a couple in a shop, a classroom, and a few outdoors (it was the dead of winter and extremely cold!) Typically, we'd only get one chance to quickly enter a home, sit for a while and chat over milk tea and Mongolian cheese then set up a simple 1 to 3 mic arrangement and record some songs. With some cleanup, the recordings here mostly turned out decently I think, though there is one that I simply did not have the right equipment on hand to properly record a 4 piece band as well as I wished I could have. They kept switching positions on me as well.  Nonetheless, I think this collection makes for a rather enjoyable listen - I hope you agree!    
*PS - there was an unfortunate personal side effect attached to these sounds. Please visit here if you'd like to know more.  gf.me/u/ysq394

Songs From Inner Mongolia - recordings by Fausto Caceres (1hr)

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Hasan Salih Ay