World music

  On 9/17/2019 at 3:21 PM, brian trageskin said:

 

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That's absolutely fucking amazing, thanks for sharing!

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Das Blutgericht, song of the Silesian weaver uprising of 1844 against the bourgeoisie in Germany

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klezmer

Klezmer (Yiddish: כליזמר or קלעזמער (klezmer), pl.: כליזמרים (klezmorim) – instruments of music) is a musical tradition of the Ashkenazi Jews of Eastern Europe

disco banger right here! Guiné Bissau! 

these albums just had a re-release, so fucking stoked!!! first one is from Guine Bissau and the other 3 are  bands from Senegal... i posted one song of each, enjoy... :^)

just got recommended this on yt, sharing on here so I remember to check it out later

This is as world music as it gets, mark king, frontman and bassist of the fantastic band level 42:

And then he manages to throw this track in the same album, wonderful dude! 

^^^^forgot to mention that he plays every instrument except for the horns and keyboards...

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We´ve prepared a little something for you. A selection of tunes that had been pre-selected for the second Ranil project. And since we all need a little conforting we will be uploading one track per day for the next 10 days - its free - just put zero and add your email address. So download this when you feel like it and SHARE the selection with as many friends and loved ones as possible! Why? Because its good for the Soul and eases stress !!

 

- And so we proudly present to you -

The Ranil Stay Safe & Sound Selection:

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peruvian cumbia/chicha... so fucking dank...

A lot of you may know this one, it won lots of awards in 2006 or so, but the album "Dimanche à Bamako" by Amadou & Mariam, a blind duo from Mali, assisted by French backpacker favourite Manu Chao is absolutely beautiful and chilled.

This album is early 70s Ethiopian Jazz and its very nice. Kind of like Blue Note stuff but with an Ethiopian angle. Jim Jarmuch used a lot of it in the soundtrack to his 2005 Bill Murray film Broken Flowers. My filmmaker friend was really disappointed when Broken Flowers came out because he'd been into this album for ages and had it in mind as a 'secret weapon' to use on one of his own films eventually ...

i found this trough the outsider, which reminds me a lot of turkish selda bagcan, and now i found this trough selda:
https://www.youtube.com/user/AnatolianRockRevival/videos

some more anatolian rock, past and present: