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This week, we'll travel to the remote and rocky islands of Cape Verde 300 miles off the coast of West Africa. The island musical tradition holds strong, and thanks to the exodus of Cape Verdeans to communities abroad, the music has grown into one of the world's most unique vocal styles. Join us as we listen to the enchanting mornas, funanas and coladeiras from these beautiful islands.

Episode 22.03
Airtime: January 10-16, 2022

Featuring:
1. Mayra Andrade - Mana (from the album “Navega” on SonyBMG)
2. Agusto Cego - Criatura (from the album “Bobosso” on MB Records)
3. Laura - So Um Cartinha (from the album “De Korpo e Alma” on Lusafrica)
4. Constantino Cardoso - Nhas Gente (from the album “Um Estoria D’Mindel” on Harmonia Editions / Lusafrica / Africa Nostra)
5. Cesaria Evora - Cabo Verde Manda (from the album “Café Atlantico” on RCA)
6. Mendes Brothers - Nha Konpanhera (from the album “Cabo Verde / Kabu Verdi” on MB Records)
7. Teofile Chantre - Segredo Na Luar (from the album “Azulando” on Lusafrica)
8. Ildo Lobo - Parodia Familiar (from the album “Incondicional” on Harmonia)
9. Maria de Barros - Funana (from the album “Demo CD” on Maria de Barros)
10. Dulce Matias - Nha Cumpadre Faustine (from the album “Cape Verde” on Lusafrica)
11. Zeca Di Nha Reinalda - Tchon di Massa Pe (from the album “Cape Verde” on Putumayo)
12. Ana Firmino & Tito Paris - Chico Malandro (from the album “Cape Verde” on Putumayo)
13. Boy Ge Mendes - Cumba Letu (from the album “Cape Verde” on Putumayo)

Cape Verde

BKO Quintet’s music is born from a meeting between five established artists.
This gathering provides a journey into the heart of the contemporary Mali. 

Ibrahima Sarr, powerful percussionist, masters with ease the sounds of the djembe drum and has traveled the world alongside Oumou Sangare.  Fassara Sacko whose voice takes you from aback, differs from other griots in traditional celebrations. Yoro Sidibé’s grandson, Nfali Diakité , with his infernal « tournes », also sings and plays his donsongoni in animist ceremonies celebrated by his peers.  Abdoulaye Kone, master of djelingoni develops a unique psychedelic style.  He is the descendant of Djeli Baba Sissoko, and has been solicited before this quintet by great artists like Tiken Jah Kafoly, Salif Keita to tour outside of the Mali borders.  Finally Aymeric Krol, experienced of internationals stages grooves on its strange drums. For the past 10 years he often settled in Bamako where he worked with several artists. Today, his encounter with Ibrahima Sarr gives birth to the project: BKO Quintet.

The first EP recorded « Live » in January 2012 in Bamako in the popular district of Medina Coura.  In the new edition, some tracks recorded in January 2013 have been added to the EP. The present arises from the past, this « inhabited » music is far from the « World » standardized sound.

After a European tour of 25 dates, BKO QUINTET decides to return in the studio during their tour to record a debut album that will be available in 2014.

03 Strange Wassolon

Tracklist:

1. Docetism - Buczyna (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
2. Tech Panda & Kenzani - Khoyo
3. Psapp – Hill of Our Home vs Actress - “Falling Rizlas”  (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
4. Fred again & Brian Eno - Cmon  (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
5. Ayra Starr - Rush  (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
6. Aphex Twin - Alberto Balsalm x Baiuca - Morriña
7. K.S. Abhishek, Naani & Sukanya Chattopadhyay - The Naani Song
8. Yosi Horikawa - Fluid x Sidiki Diabaté & Djelimady Sissoko - Kayra
9. Zap Mama - Abadou
10. nthng - Saafe  (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
11. Eduardo Castillo & Sabo - Casaradio
12. Red Axes - Hue (feat. Music Acadamy Students)
13. Daliwonga - Abo Mvelo (feat. Mellow & Sleazy & M.J)  (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
14. Asake - Terminator
15. Ronnie & Barty - Chill Punjab
16. El Búho - Marti
17. Raf Saperra & Sukshinder Shinda - Snake Charmer (El Buho Edit)
18. Digital Afrika - Dark Matter x Camarón de la Isla - Nana del caballo grande
19. Âme - Rej x Commodo, Gantz & Kahn - So Familia 
20. Sababa 5 - Nasnusa (feat. Yurika Hanashima) (El Búho Dem-Bowedit)
21. La Jungla - La Cumbia del Desierto x Ana Tijoux - Río Abajo
22. Mismatched - Mehmaan (feat. Raitila Rajasthan) x Solitaria Andajina & Filarm-Nica Andajina - Mañana Me Voy (El Búho's it's the end of the mix edit)

Many times people have told me how much they just can't stand reggaeton. That omnipresent style build on the golden dem-bow rhythm that has gone on to conquer the world, Bad Bunny and beyond. 

But, beyond the mainstream (which goes for any music) there is something incredible about that simple rhythm. Following on from my last EP Tón Tón I thought I would see what happened if I tried to make a mixtape of "dem-bow" music which has absolutely nothing to do with dem-bow music. 

This mix is a juxtaposition of styles and sounds m(think Aphex Twin meets Ayra Starr meets Baiuca meets Âme...some dub techno, some Moroccan gnawa, some Ana Tijoux...)but all tied together by the thread of a dem-bow rhythm.

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El Búho - Tón Tón, A Dem-Bow Mixtape

Join Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper in this week's episode of Putumayo World Music Hour as they journey to New Orleans for a spicy stew of Mardi Gras Mambo. 

Episode 24.29
Airdates: July 15th - July 21st, 2024

Featuring:
1. Poncho Sanchez - “Goin’ Back to New Orleans”  (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
2. Kreyol - “Preservation Hall Jazz Band” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
3. Carol Fran & Clarence Hollimon - “Every Day is Not the Same” (From the album “New Orleans Party” on Putumayo)
4. Los Po-Boys-Citos - “Jive Samba” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
5. Trombone Shorty - “St James Infirmary Blues” (From the album “Two Trumpets Two Eras” on Wise and Barking)
6. Bo Dollis & Wild Magnolias - “Coconut Milk” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
7. Neville Brothers - “Yellow Moon” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
8. The Iguanas - “Panama Tones/Nuevo Boogaloo” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
9. Otra - “Nature Boy” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
10. Dr. John - “Mos’ Scocious” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
11. Zazou City - “Mañanita” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
12. Luther Kent & the Dukes of Dixieland - “Mardi Gras Mambo / Iko Iko” (From the album “New Orleans Mardi Gras” on Leisure Jazz)
13. New Orleans Heartbreakers with Big Al Carlson - “Jambalaya” (From the album “New Orleans Mambo” on Putumayo)
14. Cubanismo - “Mardi Gras Mambo” (From the album “Latin Playground” on Putumayo)

New Orleans Mambo

Join Dan Storper and Rosalie Howarth in this week’s episode of Putumayo World Music Hour as they spice things up with the ultimate upbeat party music, Salsa. Salsa, which means “sauce” in Spanish, as a music genre is an umbrella phrase for Latin music styles that often include Afro-Cuban rhythms like the son montuno, mambo, guajira and guaracha. Salsa really came of age in the 1960’s, in the Puerto Rican immigrant communities of New York City. 

Episode 24.37
Airdates: September 9th - September 15th, 2024

Featuring: 
1. Eddie Palmieri - “Sujétate la Lengua” (From the albums “Ritmo Caliente” on Concord Picante and “¡Salsa!” on Putumayo)
2. Babacar - “Romantico Chacha” (From the album “Musica Negra” on Estella)
3. Havana Mambo - “Malaniña” (From the albums “Hasta El Amanecer” on Tauri and “Salsa Around the World” on Putumayo)
4. Poncho Sanchez - “El Shing-A-Ling” (From the albums “Out of Sight!” On Concord Records and “¡Salsa!” on Putumayo)
5. Tres Muchachos & Companeros - “Pa’Mantener Tradicion” (From the album “La Vida” on Tres Muchachos & Companeros)
6. Jose Conde y Ola Fresca - “Ay Que Rico” (From the albums “Ay! Que Rico” on Pipiki and “¡Salsa!” on Putumayo)
7. Eliza Lacerda - “Seo Ze” (From the album “Pededanca” on Eliza Lacerda)
8. Salsa Celtica - “El Sol de la Noche” (From the albums “ El Agua de la Vida” on GreenTrax and “Salsa Around the World” on Putumayo)
9. Orquesta Aragón feat. Cheo Feliciano - “Son Al Son” (From the albums “ La Charanga Eterna” on Lusafrica and “¡Salsa!” on Putumayo)
10. Shaan - “Mana Janab Ne Pukara Nahin” (From the albums “Bhool Ja and Other Hits” on Virgin India and “Salsa Around the World” on Putumayo)
11. Ricardo Lemvo and Makina Loca - “Ay Valeria!” (From the albums “Ay Valeria!” on Mopiato Music and “¡Salsa!” on Putumayo)
12. Richard Bona - “Te Dikalo” (From the albums “Scenes From My Life” on Columbia and “Salsa Around the World” on Putumayo)
13. Oscar D’León - “El Baile Del Suavecito” (From the album “La Leyenda Viva” on Top Hits)

Salsa

Bambam

Song from the first EP from Schepenman
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Kookaburra Boogie - EP Schelpenman

Watch the music video here: https://youtu.be/_ZaHDNKerOQ

“Rumba en Cahuita”, es un homenaje de una canción del maestro del Calypso Walter Ferguson en celebración a sus 100 años de vida. El videoclip documenta los colores, bailes y matices de la zona del Caribe de nuestro país.

Un extracto del fragmentos del largometraje de la videodanza documental: WAAK AN DANZ (aquí la gente cuando camina baila).

https://youtu.be/H50WuJZmFis

Protagonista: 
Jian Mena Molina

Cámara: 
Jasmin Selva 
Andrés Fuentes 
Laura Ángel 
Esteban Richmond

Supervisión de edición: 
Esteban Richmond

Colorización: 
Andrés Alexander Vega

Edición y diseño sonoro: 
André Campos Romero

Masterización: 
Nico Bruschi

Una creación de Tierra Púrpura.

Rumba En Cahuita

Rumba En Cahuita - Homenaje Walter Ferguson

KaDJembawé

Ignacio rassemble le continent sud-américain avec le continent africain, et imagine la langue divine d’une nouvelle Pangée musicale. Au folklore, Ignacio préfère alors des mantras, profonds, hypnotiques, rythmiques, invitant ainsi le spectateur à voyager dans une méditation à voix haute. Ignacio décline sur un nouvel état de conscience musicale, décomplexée des structures traditionnelles des chansons, et dénudée de toute langue connue et pré-construite.

Belesia / IGNACIO MARIA GOMEZ

Hosted by former KFOG personality Rosalie Howarth and Putumayo founder Dan Storper, the Putumayo World Music Hour (PWMH) is an internationally syndicated radio show that takes listeners on a weekly journey through the music of many different cultures.

New Orleans Mambo

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