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Ramiro Musotto
Born in 1963 in the southeast Argentine city of Bahia Blanca, Patagonia, Ramiro Musotto has become one of the most outstanding percussionists of his generation in Brazil. He started his musical career in rock and dissident bands in his hometown before...
Tinariwen
From the Adar of the Ifoghas, the Malian group Tinariwen is a symbol of the "Ishoumar", young Tuaregs for whom work is rare and exile common. Founded in 1982, they play contemporary Tuareg music with electric guitars and traditional vocals. Over the...
Keyvan Chemirani
The eldest son of the renowned Chemirani family, Keyvan has also become the spokesman for these Iranian percussionists exiled in the south of France. Over the years, he distinguished himself by participating in far-reaching exchanges with the likes of...
Trio Chemirani
Djmachid Chemirani learnt to play in Iran with the great zarb master, Hossein Teherani, whose revolutionary work changed the zarb from an accompaniment to a solo instrument. Recognised himself as a master of the classical school, Djamchid Chemirani was...
Quantic
With his Quantic Soul Orquestra, British producer/DJ/ musician Will Holland aka Quantic made his mark with funky electro Latin dub. Now based in Cali and working with his new group Combo Bárbaro, he continues to experiment with diverse sounds while...
Jaojoby
Commonly known as the master of Madagascar’s salegy music, Eusébe Jaojoby continues to build on a reputation of innovation and universality. The vibrant 6/8 rhythm from the Indian Ocean island nation dates back to the 15th century but it is the...
Soft
Soft is the new Creole Soul Folk sensation of 2005 in the french West Indies. Soft is the magic encounter of Fred Deshayes's accoustic guitar and vocals, Didier Juste's percussions, Joël Larochelle's bass and Philip Sadikalay's saxophone. Inspired by...
Bebe
A young and captivating singer, Bebe is the charming new icon of Iberian-flavoured electro-pop.
Paco de Lucia
A rare genius of a musician, Paco de Lucia and his guitar has accompanied most of the greatest singers in flamenco's history and revolutionised his art.
Klezmer Nova
Formerly known as the Orient Express Moving Shnorers, one of France’s most unpronounceable names in showbiz, the Klezmer Nova octet has been impressing audiences nationwide since it was formed in 1995. The new name reflects the original shine they have...
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