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Some new radio arrivals of the last few months.
Shamaaliya Talaeen - Hanoun Brass Band (Palestine/New Orleans)
Hawa Hawa - Neta El Kayam (Morocco/Israel)
Perdi mis ojos - Mexican Institute of Sound & Meridian Brothers (Mexico/Colombia)
Only Love - Ezra Collective (Gambia/UK) feat. Pa Salieu
The Concept of Love - Ibibio Sound Machine (Nigeria, UK)
Simile - Adekunle Gold (Nigeria) feat. Soweto Gospel Choir/79th Element
The Flood (Потоп) - Julian Kytasty (Ukraine, U.S.)
Son de los ojitos - Los Originarios Del Plan (Mex/U.S.)
Reptilio - Son Rompe Pera (Mexico)
Yan - Sosyete '25 (Türkiye)
Liny Ho - Gides Chalamanda (Malawi)
Hills of St. Ann - Stephen Marley (Jamaica)
Nkongo - Tiganá Santana (Brazil)
Abar Kuh - Hamraz (Iran/Armenia, Netherlands)
photo - Love by VJ Beauchamp
https://www.flickr.com/photos/vj_pdx/81333640/
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Wonderful track. Cheers for another super mix, Patrick - hope you're having a wonderful summer!:)
Yes, a good summer, Simon. Hope yours is good too. Looking forward to your new ones. Cheers and thanks for listening!
Julian Kytasty, Stephen Marley, Tiganá Santana, Hamraz (my favs in this beautiful session)!!! 🎼 Loved Abar Kuh!!!💯 🪂🎵 Thanks for sharing dear Patrick! 🎹🖤D.
I'm happy you enjoyed this, Diony, and thanks for listening! I find that on the single I received, the duo was mislabeled as Hamraz and should have been Hamraaz. And that the Armenian flute woman and the Iranian string man met at a conservatory in Rotterdam. Hope to get more of their music!
Beautiful selection dear Patrick 👍🏼🎩 ma favs Sosyete '25, and Stephen Marley 🌟🌟
Glad you enjoyed it, Zvonimir, and thanks for listening! Sosyete '25, I find, is comprised of an Istanbul-born singer songwriter and two UK musicians and the name is a Turkish word for uproar or commotion. Happily, I received the whole album, Yaygara.
Congratulations Patrick !! A very good set, eclectic session !! 🌞🌻🌍
I'm glad you enjoyed this, Rubén, and thanks for listening!
Can't imagine anyone but you putting this lot together.
That Hanoun Brass Band tune is a great opener. I do like a tuba bassline.
Maybe my favourite track here, apart from the Ezra Collective cut which I already rated.
Nice set. 🙌
Glad you enjoyed, John, and thanks for listening! New Orleans is the place for those tuba basslines!