Pioneering banjo player, composer, and a key leading lady of bluegrass, Alison Brown wears many...
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Martha Spencer is from deep in the Appalachian folk tradition. So deep that she lives on top of a lonely...
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Bessie Jones, John Davis & The Georgia Sea Island Singers with Mississippi Fred McDowell and Ed Youn
The immediate (and significant) feeling I got when I first started listening to this 1965 concert was one of privilege;...
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There’s a post-COVID movement in Québécois folk music in which artists once known for their traditional roots have moved more...
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Six years after their Grammy-nominated debut on Daptone, the retro Cuban/New York orchestra’s third album hits another home run. Right...
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The story of jazz in Brazil is one of innovation, inclusivity and influence. Seeping into many of the country’s other...
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The eccentric genius of Eblis Álvarez’ Meridian Brothers project is now 12 albums deep. The Colombian magician’s unrivalled capacity for...
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Canadian band The Deep Dark Woods have been around for years with their own rootsy indie folk, but a lot...
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Newberg, Oregon, native Jacob Jolliff’s new album, Instrumentals Vol 2: Mandolin Mysteries, is a cleverly conceived collection of acoustic string...
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