Lovely work by Mary Allen Mark of The Art Dept.
Slow start with The Tree People’s self titled folk effort on Tiliqua and then a great song by Helsinki natives Korpi Ensemble which effortlessly fuse jazz and folk into pop sensibilities. We continue with a song with a taster of Feist’s new album The oReminder, followed [...]

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Here’s an artist I’ve meant to feature here for some time, we’ve already played the same song on our radioshow respectively with error101, and this is the only song that’s been played in 2 shows (now that’s some statistic !). Kama Aina which means “Islander” in Hawaiian is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Takuji Aoyagi [...]

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Finnish avant prog big band Alamaailman Vasarat has just released their long expected new album Maahan on Wolfgang Records. I’ve already been highly impressed by their second album Käärmelautakunta and its dark symphonic melodies, but unfortunately couldn’t find the time to write about them.
Vasarat’s music is otherworldly strange as they themselves mention that they are [...]

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Here’s #9 of our weekly radioshow, this time mixed by yours truly. Remember what I said about #7, that it was coherent and stuff, now I lost coherence once again, but I’ve played enough good records to hopefully make up for it.
The show begins with deejay OM’s middle east inspired eclectic beat album, the [...]

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Bubulcus Ibis
I’m feeling pretty happy today because it’s around 15C here in Istanbul and it feels like spring after a strange winter with no snows and barely a few days of rain, phear the summer!.
Here’s a few happy (at least for me) songs to enjoy before I leave for the park. Forro in the Dark’s [...]

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Ballyshannon Town in Donegal by dingbat2005
I felt pretty sorry that I forgot to add a traditional instrumental Irish jig to today’s radioshow, because it’s St. Patrick’s Day today. I don’t quite remember days like these but I have always felt some connection with Ireland perhaps because of the green fields or the beer/fight/curse culture, [...]

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