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YEMEN: Akher El Akhbar – Ahmed Fathi

YEMEN: Akher El Akhbar – Ahmed Fathi

The master of the oud demonstrates his skill not only in his musicianship but also through his production of the record… Around November 2020, having listened to numerous albums that featured the oud front and centre, it is fair to say that I was accustomed to...
GUINEA-BISSAU: Ar Puro – Super Mama Djombo

GUINEA-BISSAU: Ar Puro – Super Mama Djombo

Despite dark times, the legacy of an anti-colonialist revolutionary lives on through this beautiful album, reminding Bissau-Guineans to hold onto their hope… Guinea-Bissau gained infamy in recent years for becoming the centre of the global drug trade, with a...
LITHUANIA: Laukinis šuo dingo – Alina Orlova

LITHUANIA: Laukinis šuo dingo – Alina Orlova

An experimental album that fails as often as it succeeds is just saved by Alina Orlova’s unique vocal talents… Born to a Polish-Lithuanian father and a Russian mother in what is now modern-day Lithuania, Alina Orlova’s music reflects those diverse cultural...
SOLOMON ISLANDS: Iu Mi Flow – Sharzy

SOLOMON ISLANDS: Iu Mi Flow – Sharzy

Sharzy’s Iu Mi Flow could be the album for you if you are after some passable Pacific party vibes… For fans of the site who have been there from its inception, I think it is only fair that you have a better understanding of our process. We typically listen...
KENYA: Makosa – Murfy’s fLaw

KENYA: Makosa – Murfy’s fLaw

African rockers Murfy’s fLaw show they’re more than just an average group with a funny band name… The word ‘Makosa’ is Kiswahili for “the evil that men do”, which to me seems rather ironic given the fact that Makosa, as an album, tells me much more...