Badieh Mashhad, Iran
Badieh (which in Arabic and Farsi means 'steppe'), is a musical collaboration between Spain's Michel Gasco and Iran's Mohammad Miraghazadeh, born of a love for the music of Greater Khorāsān - an area which stretches across present day Iran, Afghanistan and Central Asia. ... more
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Rag Sohni...as soon as the track started I had goosebumps. Such wonderful musicianship, this music deserves a far wider audience. Thank you to all who brought this to our ears!
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The Colours Of Rubab
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An awesome showcase for the rubab, this album just flies by. Gulab Afridi's playing seems to effortlessly elicit one's attention and keep it snared throughout the album's playtime. Don't sleep on this. Edit: after spending more time with this release, I can safely say this album is incredible. Afridi’s improvisation is spotless, the alaps are short but good and do a wonderful job in setting up the ragas, and the whole thing is just razor sharp. Is it too early to call this a modern classic?
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Hanin: Field Recordings In Syria 2008/2009
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Get deep into swirling psych-funk grooves inspired by Iranian folk motifs on the latest EP from Sababa 5.
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The Calais Sessions
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Listen to the varied sounds of musicians living in the refugee camps of France's Calais jungle.
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Songs From The Pearl of Khorasan
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