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Tag Archives: world music
SULTANS OF STRING – Walking Through The Fire
March 27, 2024

Sultans Of String 2023 To celebrate their two decades on the scene, Torontonian ensemble serve up a record of utmost importance and immense beauty. Cynics can say this record was born out of necessity, as a result of Calls to … Continue reading
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Tagged Crystal Shawanda, folk rock, Sultans Of String, world music
TRI NGUYEN – Duos – Alone
August 19, 2023

Naxos World 2023 Merging two of his instruments to create a series of aural images, Parisian master of melody honors his mother’s memory with a touching recital. In the decade which passed since his debut album, Tri Nguyen has established … Continue reading
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Tagged classical, instrumental, tri n, Tri Nguyen, world music
RUSS HEWITT – Chasing Horizons
November 10, 2022

Saulito 2022 It’s the thrill of a trill in the heat of the night: Dallas explorer of six-string spells weaves a tapestry rich with melodic detail. For all the stylistic variety of Latino-tinged music, it tends to seem the same … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, guitar, instrumental, Marty Friedman, Nuno Bettencourt, Russ Hewitt, world music
MEvsMYSELF – Aiòn
July 29, 2022

Alter Jinga 2022 Locating melodious layers in wordless paeans to various enigmas, vocal acrobat sees an infinite truth. Trying to color-code one’s music may smell of synesthesia, yet for Giorgio Pinardi such an approach to artwork signifies the mood of … Continue reading
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Tagged MeVsMyself, world music
SCOTT JEFFERS & MASAMI ASAHINA – Mystic Journey
November 27, 2021

Scott Jeffers 2002 Making East and West meet and have a musical affair, masters of folk and classical idioms see the twain summit in ecstasy. Usually, the geographical scope of Scott Jeffers’ albums, even when it comes to imaginary events, … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, Masami Asahina, Scott Jeffers Traveler, world music


