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Years ago, I dropped Spotify due to the increasing number of playlists, like those for jazz, featuring little-known artists with single-track covers of popular songs. It was …
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Years ago, I dropped Spotify due to the increasing number of playlists, like those for jazz, featuring little-known artists with single-track covers of popular songs. It was …
Interesting quote from an article at The Economist about the changing role of taste-makers and how art and media is produced with the rise of algorithmic systems: The diminishing …
A quote from an article by David Grazian titled “The Production of Popular Music as a Confidence Game: The Case of the Chicago Blues” about the creation of authenticity: A curious …
Via the KBS World Sounds of Korea program I discovered the gugak a cappella group from Korea today. From the program web page: A gugak band named Toris토리스 was formed to bring all …
The album Your Queen is a Reptile from Sons of Kemet has a fantastic vibe and energy. I’ve been listening for a while now, but I only now discovered this great promo clip for the …
Very moving song by the Elias String Quartet, “Lament for Mulroy”.
Listening now to “Sol de Manha” by MANdolinMAN, via Klara radio station.
Listening to a brilliant playlist from Laani of The FullJoy Experience at Worldwide FM with afrofuturist music 🎶 See the playlist here: In this show, she focuses on Afrofuturism …
While listening to Klara radio I discovered this album of beautiful piano pieces by a 19th century Flemish composer Peter Benoit. Played here by pianist Jozef De Beenhouwer.
Brilliant, Reverend Peyton playing the classic tune John Henry changing continuously between 18 different instruments.