Thursday, May 9, 2019
And the winners are...
We announce the winners of the Songlines Music Awards 2019 geographical categories!
We announce the winners of the Songlines Music Awards 2019 geographical categories!
The new competition will see UK-based artists remixing Indonesian music from David Attenborough's My Field Recordings From Across The Planet.
Toby Jones, who provides his playlist for the July issue (#149), writes and stars in the bleakly comic drama Don’t Forget the Driver, which also includes a range of world music
Sahar Zand looks at the past, present and future of the music scene in Afghanistan through the lens of the Afghan Star TV show.
London’s premier Latin music festival is back with an exciting array of rare and unique performances
Discover 'The Sounds of Moroccan Festivals' on the bonus CD with the May issue #147
Celebrating the remarkable array of musical talent from around the world
Acclaimed Senegalese saxophonist Issa Cissokho has died. A core member of the legendary Orchestra Baobab, Issa played with the group from their early days right through to their 2017 album Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng.
Listen to ‘La Vie’, the new track from Labelle and his own orchestra, the Orchestre Univers
The music department of SOAS, University of London, have set up a crowdfunding campaign in order to raise funds to bring an exhibition exploring the untold story of Namibian music from the 1950s to the 1980s to the university.
The fourth annual Songlines International Festival Guide is the perfect companion for the globe-trotting world music fan.
Listen to ‘Zalina’, the latest single from Romanian trio Balkan Taksim
Phil Stanton, who founded the record label Riverboat Records and music portal World Music Network has passed away at the age of 54, after a long battle with cancer. From the very beginning he was a great enthusiast for the world, its ecology and its music
From the oppressive days of white minority rule, through the liberation war and the challenges of independence that followed, his music uplifted and inspired his people
Taking place in London and Hull across two weekends in July 2019, the New Music Biennial features 19 new commissions from a stellar line-up of artists. We pick out some of the highlights.
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