I love this track. Cool ambience and dynamis. The rhythm is very organic. The use of the tabla gave the track some extra spice. 

EAR CLEANING

Cochin to Mumbai

Latest work of Jules Rowell featuring great musicians of the Bay Area. Pieces full of creativity and complex structures.

1 Vis A Vís

Drifting into a new day with Maria Somerville, live from Ireland's wild west coast.

https://www.nts.live/shows/early-bird-show-maria-somerville/episodes/early-bird-show-maria-somerville-30th-may-2023

The Early Bird Show w/ Maria Somerville 300523

Courtesy of Cherry Archive, Estate of Moki Cherry. Recorded in 1991 for 2MBS Fine Music Sydney.

https://www.nts.live/shows/naima/episodes/naima-1st-june-2023

FRAGRANT SACRIFICE - INTERVIEW W/ DON CHERRY PT.1 010623

For Peter Brotzmann

Awkward Kisser- One For The Book

The Gumbo Limbo

Out now on Sublime Frequencies

The fifth Sublime Frequencies volume in Laurent Jeanneau's amazing documentation of vanishing indigenous music of the rural Asian frontiers, this CD focuses on ethnic minority groups of Southern China. Presented here are 17 tracks of supremely infectious vocals and folkloric instrumentals played on a wide variety of local traditional instruments. The centerpiece of this collection is the 13-minute "Do Djui Atsei", an absolutely epic male and female group choral vocal piece which is improvised as a song of intimate personal emotions that brings tears to the performers as they are singing together. Jeanneau has spent many years traversing the hills and valleys of Southeast Asia and China, and he has captured a dizzying array of folk music, much of which has never been documented before. He is perhaps the most committed and accomplished procurer of rare and threatened music from the region and seems more focused than ever as he states in his liner notes for this release: "In China, by the end of the 1950s, 400 ethnic groups registered to be counted in the census. There might be 300 remaining groups nowadays. I was facing an incredible amount of potential musicians. Now after six years spent in Yunnan, Sichuan, and Guizhou provinces, I have recorded 55 CDs of raw stuff. This Sublime Frequencies product is a compilation from those CDs, displaying the diversity I was able to find between 2006 and 2012, and I'm not finished." This disc comes with a 16-page booklet of detailed notes and photographs of the musicians by Laurent Jeanneau.    

- This is the fifth volume in Laurent Jeanneau’s amazing Sublime Frequencies documentation of vanishing indigenous music of the rural Asian frontiers. 
- Supremely infectious vocal styles and folkloric instrumentals.  
- Recorded live on location in Southern China. 
- CD features a 16-page booklet with photos and text by Laurent Jeanneau.


Wu Bulang Theravada Buddhist Drum Ensemble, taken from Ethnic Minority Music of Southern China

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