Very nice, what is this and where is it from? Egypt?

Thank you for this mix! Is it possible to know who is the singer of the first and the third tracks? Thank you :))

Supermix. Does anyone know the artist at 40mins?

Hour of Light at Worldwide.fm is hosted by Ahu, Istanbul-based cult singer, DJ and songwriter. I was honored to  create a special 1 hour mixtape of groovy tracks for my dear sista Ahu. Thank you for having me in your show <3

Tracklist:
1. Siostry Panas - A Więc To Już Się Stało 
2. Tülay German - Sevmem Bir Daha 
3. Akofa Akoussah - Dandou Kodjo 
4. Virginie Gaudji - Wassile-Ame 
5. Bemibek -  Panie Co Pan 
6. Ebo Taylor - Odofo Nyi Akyiri Biara 
7. Kokoroko - Uman 
8. Fedia Laguerre - Divizion 
9. Stella Chiweshe - Sarura Wako 
10. Cuttlefish & Asparagus - Freaks 
11. Nu Guinea - Je Vulesse 
12. Sarah - Carwash 
13. Bernardino - Sciummo 
14. Krystyna Prońko - Deszcz w Cisnej 
15. Igor Savin - Alfa 
16. Siostry Parnas - Pożegnajmy Marzenia

https://worldwidefm.net/episode/hour-of-light-ahu-with-kornelia-binicewicz-ladies-on-records

Guest Mixtape @ Worldwide.fm - Hour of Light with Ahu

Inviting the ancestors, opening a sonic space for joy and liberation. Popular music on vinyl from the global south and elsewhere soundscapes will guide us on our collective sonic ritual.

🌀 Sonic interlude as part of the INVOCATIONS for How Will You Ascertain Time? 08.05.2022


🌀CONCEPT & CURATION  Hajra Haider Karrar
ARTISTIC DIRECTION  Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, Elena Agudio
CO-CURATION Sagal Farah
CURATORIAL ASSISTANCE Lili Somogyi, Antonio Pedro Mendes
MANAGEMENT  Onur Çimen, Lia Milanesio, Lema Sikod
COMMUNICATIONS Anna Jäger
GRAPHIC DESIGN  Juan Pablo García Sossa
HANDOUT Lili Somogyi
INTERNSHIP Hubert Gromny
STREAMING ​​​​​​​Boiling Head Media
SOUND Rey KM Domurat
LIGHT  Emilio Cordero, Santiago Doljanin

Invitation to the ancestors - Sound Interlude at  SAVVY Contemporary

The story of Intimacy of Longing.
A podcast presenting the story of women from Turkey who migrated to Germany in search of a new life.
The project created for Goethe-Institut Istanbul.
Artwork by Gizem Winter.

The podcast commissioned by Darragh Amelia - Resisterrr <3

Intimacy of Longing Podcast

Live recording at Radio Tempo Não Pára (29.10.2022)

Artist: Duo Penossi

Turkish Special w/ Duo Penossi @ Radio TNP 29.10.2022

Sharing With you Worlwide Cassette / Vinyls  Collection
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ITarab Disco // Eshkounjay Mix

This time I have the honor of inviting one of the collectors of Flamenco that I admire the most: Pablo Pueblo. Together with him, we will return to the modern sounds of Andalusia focusing on a movement that emerged after the end of the Spanish fascist dictatorship: "Los Jóvenes Flamencos" (the young flamencos). 

Social changes and opening to the rest of Europe after 40 years of oppression made the younger generation of musicians despise traditional music, at that time seen as the music of a poor and backward country. While most of the youth became obsessed with reproducing English synthpop in the so-called "Movida Madrileña", a group of musicians and producers focused on redefining the great musical value of flamenco by mixing it with jazz, blues, salsa or pop, creating one of the most important modernization movements of the genre. 

Since the end of the 80s and during the following decade, the work of the legendary independent record label Nuevos Medios of producer Mario Pacheco created a series of albums that today we consider unforgettable but that at the time obtained more recognition outside the country than within it, pushing the flamenco to new horizons. 

We will review key figures of the Jóvenes Flamencos such as Ray Heredia, Rafael Riqueni, Pata Negra or La Chica in an hour of the finest pieces of the movement on vinyl.

@_pablopueblo_

Sono Mayrit: Jóvenes Flamencos with Pablo Pueblo - 15/02/2024

LAF Podcast #003 | Menqui

After in-depth research and exploration of Turkish female singers, I am happy to dive into the enormous legacy of female singers from the Arab world. The focus on the region has been part of my Turkish journey, from where many female singers from the 60s and 70s took inspiration. Arrangements of Lebanese and Egyptian songs represent a vast part of the Turkish repertoire.  The selection of the songs from those amazing female singers from Tunisia, Lebanon, and Egypt is my personal and intimate choice. 

The artists presented in the selection come from various backgrounds. Some of them were shining stars of the Arab world, while some of them languished in obscurity. This small anthology is my modest homage to all of them.

Naama, whose song is an opener of the selection, was an acknowledged Tunisian singer, performing on stage until the 90s. Fairuz, who needs no introduction, was a major and unbeaten competitor for many other singers from all the Middle Eastern countries. Salwa Al Katrib was a rewarded Lebanese singer and actress, recognized mostly for her acting career. Magida El Roumi – a generation younger than Fairuz, got recognition as a 14 years old girl singing Fairuz’s and Oum Kulthum's songs.  Her brilliant musical career was credited to a skillful mix of pop and classical music. The case of Samira Tewfiq, who emigrated from Lebanon, sheds some light on the domination of Fairuz and Sabah on the Lebanese music scene in the 70s. Eventually, Samira got recognition mostly for her unique Beduine style and got remembered as the most popular Jordanian artist. Egyptian singer - Charifa Fadel is one of the most recognized. Her musical background is linked to the traditional and religious singing, which she successfully developed into a courageous and very feminine style, also represented by Layla Nazmi – another Egyptian female star. The story of Oulaya – an iconic Tunisian singer delivers many insights into the history of a border crossing Arabic music of the past decades. Sisters - Chedlia et Mahbouba Bouzaïane, performing under the stage name Zina et Aziza – got recognized in Tunisia not only as folk singers but mostly as very successful belly dancers. Souad Mahasen – the iconic Tunisian singer found her musical identity in the traditional Bedouin music. Another Lebanese singer of Syrian origin – Dahouk and a couple of the singers presented in the selection seemed to be forgotten. Even though they created beautiful music, their names faded away. Aida Chair and Najia Abdallah! I hope to come back to Tunisia as soon as possible to ask about you everywhere I can.

*All the songs are recorded straight from the vinyl in a live set. I hope you don't mind the quality in 2 of the tracks. I wanted to share with you those fantastic songs despite the scratches and clicks. 

Thanks to Dr. Kalbata (Ariel Tager) for taking care of the mastering.

Tracklist:
1.  Naama – Oum Elgued Touil (intro)
2. Fairouz – Katabna Ouma Katabna
3. Salwa – Hawel Ya Khayal El Leil
4. Magida El Roumi – Am Yess’Alouni Aleyk
5. Fairouz - Kferhala
6. Charifa Fadel – Houbini
7. Aida Chair – Kamar Ayalali
8. Oulaya – Ghalou Zinek Hamel Hala
9. Najia Abdallah – Pourquoi pas?
10. Zina et Aziza – Ghodban Alaya Louaktach
11. Layla Nazmi – Macrabchi Chey
12. Samira Tewfiq – Ya Marhaba
13. Souad Mahasen – Yahlili Yamma 
14. Dahouk – Ya Hawa B’Ghalbi
15. Salwa – Lama bada Yatassana
16. Fairouz – Layali Ash‘ Shemal Al Hazina

Ladies of The Arab World Vol.1

Back with another special mix for all who are in support of the BELLY BELLY dancefloor sessions INDO ARABIC BALKAN and GYPSY Sounds(Toronto) a sub edition to the renowned TURNING POINT sessions, unfortunately both events are on hold for now, until further notice.
So heres a beautiful mix from our #1 selector: A man called Warwick. offering up a potential cure for the quarantine and isolation blues, that most of the world is in at this present time, so lets hope its a short stay, and this music can transcend, inspire and reach the hearts of all who are suffering, so please make some noise in solidarity if you enjoy the selections, and we will share more soon. stay strong !

TPS 034 - THE CURE FOR YOUR BELLY BELLY

Enjoy the special vinyl-only set for Bethlehem based Radio Alhara. The mix is the selection of music from female singers from Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia & Algeria.
The mix was broadcasted on Radio Alhara's airwaves on 29.08.2020.

Tracklist:

1.	Kamuran Akkor – Yavrum ve Ben
2.	Fairuz - Habaitak Ta Nesset Al Naoum
3.	Magda Ali – Nafourak Ya Ghazal
4.	Gönül Akkor - Böyle Gelmiş Böyle Geçer
5.	Zina et Aziza – Liri Yaliri
6.	Fatiha Beidia – Ainine Zazou
7.	Chaba Zoulikha – Sbitar El Ali
8.	Unknown (to me)
9.	Samira Toufic - Shilou hbabna
10.	Charifa Fadel – Sallem Lelhob
11.	Meral Ince – Şişedenmi Kadehtenmi İçelim
12.	Okşan Sayın  - Bize Nazar Değdi
13.	Meral Ince - Deli Dolu

Ladies on Records for Radio Alhara

"COLPO GOBBO" GUEST MIX by MISTICO.
Piero Fanizzi aka @Mistico-1 delight us with an Italo Disco delicatessen Mix full of rare and obscure records picked up from his collection.
Cinematic, Disco Boogie, Ost, Cosmic and more for your guilty pleasure.
Enjoy and get ready to Dig it.
"Discoteca la mia vita, sempre qui, qui con te...manchi tu Musica"

"COLPO GOBBO" GUEST MIX by MISTICO

Kornelia Binicewicz is a Polish origin DJ, creator of Ladies on Records project, record collector, curator of music compilations and anthropologist of culture currently living in Istanbul, Turkey. In 2015 moved to Istanbul to explore female music from Turkey and the Middle East. She travels all around the world in search of mesmerising music and meaningful stories to tell. For DJ enquiries: binicewicz.kornelia(at)gmail.com

Ladies on Records for Radio Alhara

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