Music Banter - The Country, Folk & World Recommendation Thread

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My name is Protoje, I'm from Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica. What do you do? I do reggae. Describe your style in three words: Reserved, joyous and grateful.

Chronixx & Protoje - Who Knows (Jamaica)

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Produced by World Circuit’s Nick Gold with Ali’s son Vieux Farka Touré, ‘Voyageur’ is the first release of unheard Ali Farka Touré material since 2010’s posthumous Grammy-winning ‘Ali & Toumani’, and features a collection of gems captured at various points in Ali’s illustrious career, reaffirming Ali’s status as a globally revered legend of African music.

Ali Farka Touré Feat. Oumou Sangaré - Cherie (Mali)

Spoiler for Ali Farka Touré - Safari:

Spoiler for Ali Farka Touré - Savane (Live at Bozar):

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.....Somalias musical stars went into exile throughout the globe. Many ended up in London, now home to the largest Somali diaspora in Europe. That is where Dur-Dur Band International, a powerhouse of Somali live music, was founded and remains based today. .......They call it The Berlin Session, the first studio album by a complete ensemble from Somali (a) since the golden era of Mogadishu came to a halt three decades ago. The music itself reflects the broad culture of its homeland, feeling perhaps equally Asian as it does African. A seafaring passage to the Silk Road, Somalias richness had long mirrored the incredible span of its trade-absorbing immigrants and instruments from throughout Southeast Asia, India, Persia, Europe and the Arabian Peninsula....

Dur-Dur Band International - Hasha geel (Somalia)

Spoiler for Dur-Dur Band International - Duurka:

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Kimi Djabaté (born January 20, 1975 in Tabato, Guinea-Bissau) is a Bissau-Guinean Afro-beat/blues musician.[1] Based out of Lisbon, Portugal, he continues to be one of the contemporary links in a chain of West African music that extends back in time hundreds of years.

Kimi Djabaté - Yensoro (Guinea-Bissau)

Spoiler for Kimi Djabaté - Dindin:

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Bauls constitute both a syncretic religious sect of troubadours and a musical tradition.

Baul Sukumar - Bolbona Go Ar Kono Din (Bangladesh)

WITCH from upcoming release

^ That's a real killer track, Stephen :thumb:

Have you noticed that there's a new forum where a lot of MB's cool kids now hang out?
You'd be most welcome there:

https://scd.community/index.php?PHPS...e04a91dd81545&

MEUTE - Sail (Awolnation Rework) (Germany)

DUB INC - Il est temps feat Taïro (France)

Invaders - This Melody Sweet (Trinidad)

The Comet Is Coming - Summon The Fire (UK)

Daliwonga & The Choir 'Bambulele Sipho' (Acappella) (South Africa)

Hermanos Gutiérrez - "El Bueno Y El Malo"(Switzerland)

Not sure if it's already posted in this thread...

Muhlis Berberoğlu - KÜN Âşık Sanatı Sempozyumu | Haydar Haydar (Türkiye)

Yannis Kotsiras - Tis Dikeosinis Ilie Noite (Greece)

KOLINGA - Time feat. Booboo'zzz All Stars (DRC/France)

TEYA DORA - DŽANUM (Serbia)