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Tune in to hear a selection of artists from Summerfolk 49, a topical request from Dave Rosenfeld and the song that wraps up the fest every year. In order of appearance: Suzie Vinnick, Tio Chorinho, Kobo Town, Kalascima, Elage Diouf, Andrina Turenne, Darol Anger & Bruce Molsky, Shawna Caspi, Diyet & the Love Soldiers, Terra Lightfoot, Little Misty, Meteor Heist, Bryden Gwiss and, finally, Stan Rogers.

This is the Episode 408 of Georgian Bay Roots Radio, hosted by Lloyd Lemon that was released on August 11, 2024. Episode 408 is sponsored by The Georgian Bay Folk Society and the Owen Sound Current, your online source for what's really going on in and around Owen Sound. In this show Lloyd plays music from artists that will be featured at Summerfolk 49 on August 16 to 18 2024 at Nawash Park in Owen Sound. Artists featured include: Lloyd Spiegel; A'Court, Spiegel, & Vinnick, Treasa Levasseur, David Newland, Diyet & The Love Soldiers, Elage Diouf, Kobo Town, Andrea Ramolo featuring Kaliscama, The Fretless, Beppe Gambetta, and Bruce Molsky. We hope you will be able to join us in Owen Sound at Summerfolk 49. Tickets can be purchased at www.summerfolk.org. This program is closed out with a song by Richard Laviolette in recognition of his new album titled “All Wild Things Are Shy” that will be available on September 5, 2024 and a planned Benefit Concert for the Huntington's Society in Richard's Memory featuring many of Richard's musical friends at Heartwood Hall on August 30, 2024.

Tune in to hear from a whole pile of acts coming to Grey County over the next couple months for Summerfolk, the Emancipation Festival, at the Roxy, the Meaford Hall, Heartwood, the Rumpus Room and Electric Eclectics. The setlist includes the Blackburn Brothers, Chilliwack, Maesha Bruger Gossmann, Band of People, Deep Blue Honey feat. Richard-Yves Sitoski, Terra Lightfoot, Kalascima, Kobo Town, David Rosenboom, Slash Need and Macula Dog. I snuck in a Richard Laviolette track (cuz there are two shows coming up at the HW you won't want to miss) and a Bill Monahan track cuz he's been organizing a whole series of shows at the RR and a Jesse Winchester track for this week's sponsor! Are you going to Summerfolk?! Terra is....

In today's show we are going somewhere we've never been before on Travel Notes! We are going to the southernmost island in the Caribbean just off the coast of Venezuela, perhaps most musically well known for their steel drums thanks to their economy's heavy reliance on petrochemicals and petroleum, you may have heard of this island called Trinidad and Tobago!Our cultural liaison will be Trinidadian and Toronto based musician Drew Gonsalves, founder of the calypso group Kobo Town. Together, we get to know the complex, diverse and compact country of Trinidad and Tobago through the musical lens of calypso and Kobo Town's newest album, Carnival of Ghosts.

Y para la entrada del invierno una sesión de músicas calientes. Principalmente haremos un recorrido caribeño con temas de raíz, orgánico y rítmico, que nos puede transportar a la orilla del mar. En una primera parte nos moveremos según acordes de la Isla (Cuba) interpretados por artistas de muy variadas procedencias. Así el bolero nos lo traen José Guapacha y Sebastián Orellana. Diferentes sones nos lo regalan G Combo, Mercadonegro, Guts con Brenda Navarrete y Abelardo Barroso con Quantic. El Principe y su Sexteto nos enriquecen con un guaguancó. Una larga y elegante salsa nos la brinda Alfredito Linares. Y se cierra esta parte al compás de una impresionante descarga de El Combo De Pepe en compañía de Alfredo Linares, Charlie Palomares y Oswaldo Díaz. La segunda parte supone un cambio de rumbo que nos transporta por un lado a sonidos en clave de calypso de mano de la creatividad de: Wesli, Calypso Rose, Brownie, Belles Combo y Kobo Town. Por otro oiremos toques de rumba congoleña con calypso según nos interpreta Boma Bango. El soca con calypso nos lo muestra Eddy Kenzo. Y finalizamos el programa con Manu Chao formando con Calypso Rose y realizando una mezcla mestiza del Clandestino del primero con el Calypso Queen de la segunda que no tiene desperdicio.

Los congoleños Jupiter & Okwess  y la alemana Ayo son dos de las principales figuras de esta emisión.  Igualmente lo son del  Festival MED que toma lugar en Loulé, Portugal, del 30 de junio al 3 de julio, con un desfile de grandes artistas. Completan la entrega Kobo Town desde Cánada, Tambor y Canto desde Francia y el trovador cubano José Aquiles desde Cuba. Programa del 26 de junio del 2022.  Transmitido originalmente por CBF Web Radio en Portugal, Radio Gramola en Cataluña y  Compasillo Radio en República Dominicana.

Music for the 157th anniversary of Juneteenth - June 19 1865, abolition of slavery in the USA. Lots of previews of July festivals in BC, and features on wonderful new albums by Pharis & Jason Romero, and Kobo Town.

Today's episode is the second part of my fiery chat with Daniella, Kiola and Naette.  If you haven't yet listened to part one, please check out episode 22 before listening to this one.  These three ladies discuss the sacrifices that they have made in their lives, with a major one being not residing in their place of birth, yet they've been able to find joy and peace as they navigate parenthood.   Here are the beautiful songs mentioned by the ladies:   “Before the Day Star” by Kobo Town: https://youtu.be/I1Qfjh3QuNs “Space for a Heart” by Freetown Collective: https://youtu.be/OP33d8xM2fs “Keep the Beat” by Lin-Manuel Miranda & Ynairaly Simo from the movie Vivo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnNM4C3i_V8&authuser=0 “Not an easy road” by Buju Banton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I02Kd_FIklg   Please subscribe, rate and share so our Caribbean voices can be heard around the world!   IG:@_miss.informed_

As broadcast June 10, 2022 with plenty of laughs in memory for our stream experience.  Tonight we welcomed Dutch Canada-based singer-songwriter Nurdana De Rijcke  to the show to talk about her new EP "Coming Home," which drops on Tuesday.  Inspired and written by her dearly departed father Rob, Nurdjana took these songs and put her own imprint on them to both pay tribute and bring closure to the process of loss.  Despite the background of loss, this two hour show is certainly a summery celebration of music, with Nurdjana bringing her favorites to the forefront in a playlist of inspirations to her soulful sound.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Gnarls Barkley – CrazyKobo Town – London TownJupiter & Okwess – Na KozongaCymande - BraFinley Quaye – Sunday ShiningThe Roots – The Seed 2.0 Part II (31:49)Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy – Yu Ya YummaQuadron – Slippin'Kendra Morris – This LifeBetty Harris – There's A Break In The RoadLyn Collins – Take Me Just As I AmMarijata – No Condition Is Permanent Part III (61:34)Nurdjana – Do The Right ThingStevie Wonder – Higher GroundAretha Franklin – Save MeLake Street Dive – Good KisserSharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – How Do I Let A Good Man Down?Jamie Lidell – Another Day Part IV (94:29)Nurdjana – She Gives Me WaterMadcon – Beggin'John Legend – Save RoomJoss Stone – Put Your Hands On MeAmy Winehouse – Back To BlackMayer Hawthorne – A Long Time 

Repaso libre a la Transglobal World Music Chart del mes, confeccionada a través de la votación de un panel de divulgadores de las músicas del mundo de todos los continentes, del que los hacedores de Mundofonías somos cocreadores y coimpulsores. Este mes de junio del 2022 exploramos músicas que aires persas, brasileños, calipsonianos, flamencos, portugueses y del mar Rojo. Terminamos con el número uno, que es el nuevo disco de la cantora maliense Oumou Sangaré. ¡Enhorabuena! A loose review of the Transglobal World Music Chart for this month, determined by a panel of world music specialists from all the continents, of which the Mundofonías‘ presenters are co-creators and co-promoters. This month of June 2022 we explore musics with Persian, Brazilian, calypsonian, flamenco, Portuguese and Red Sea airs. We end with the number one, which is the new album of the Malian singer Oumou Sangaré, congratulations! Shadi Fathi & Bijan Chemirani – Pish-Darâmad e Tchahât-gâh – Âwât Maga Bo – Recanto II [+ Isaar] – Amor (é revolução) Kobo Town – Time – Carnival of the ghosts Perrate – Bulerías de la base – Tres golpes Amélia Muge – Versão condensada do nascimento dos desertos – Amélias Noori & His Dorpa Band – Qwal – Beja power!: Electric soul & brass from Sudan’s Red Sea coast El Khat – La sama – Albat alawi op.99 De Kaboul à Bamako – Layli jan – Sowal diabi Oumou Sangaré – Wassulu don – Timbuktu (De Kaboul à Bamako – Zolf porayshan – Sowal diabi) Imagen: / Image: Oumou Sangaré (📸 Holly Whittake)

Nada parece normal en estos días, un poco de música le inyecta algo de sentido a un mundo lleno de incertidumbres.  Una música de los triniténses Kobo Town  se suple de un mágico realismo propio de la literatura al son del calypso.  El embrujo sigue en el pie con el  sengegalense Élage Diouf y el dominicano Toné Vicioso & Tranceunte hurgan en en su afrodescendencia.   La estadounidense de origen haitiano Leyla McCalla evoca dias grises.  Terminamos de manera vibrante con los colombianos Ghetto Kumbe.  Ilustración cortesía del alemán Chistoph Niemann.  Programa del 10 de abril del 2022. Primera hora. Transmitido originalmente por Radio Gramola, CBF Web Radio y Compasillo Radio. 

Navegamos musicalmente desde sonidos tropicales que nos llegan de Gambia (con conexión italiana), Trinidad (con conexión canadiense) y Brasil, para recalar en tierras de navegantes: Portugal. Continuamos nuestra singladura hacia el Mediterráneo oriental, pasando por Grecia, Estambul, Anatolia y Chipre, llegando hasta Persia. Todo ello a base de maravillosas novedades musicales. We navigate musically from tropical sounds coming from Gambia (with an Italian connection), Trinidad (with a Canadian connection) and Brazil, to arrive in a land of navigators: Portugal. We continue our sailing towards the Eastern Mediterranean, passing through Greece, Istanbul, Anatolia and Cyprus, also arriving to Persia. All this accompanied by marvellous musical new releases. Jabel Kanuteh & Marco Zanotti – We want to dance – Are you strong? Kobo Town – Carnival of the ghosts – Carnival of the ghosts Dona Celia Coquista – O Bar – Brasil novo [V.A.] José Barros Navegante – Fado do tu cá tu lá – 25 anos Amélia Muge – Chove muito, chove tanto – Amélias Mariza – Povo que lavas no rio – Mariza canta Amália Sophie Fetokaki – Irthe o kairos na figoume – Abundance Shadi Fathi & Bijan Chemirani – Zéndegui – Âwât Tülay German & Francois Rabbath – Bugün ben bir söz işittim – Homage to Nazım Hikmet Mircan Kaya – Anlatamam derdimi – Mınor [2022] (Shadi Fathi & Bijan Chemirani – Alideh – Âwât) Imagen: / Image: Shadi Fathi & Bijan Chemirani (📸 Muriel Despiau)

Globofonie p51. Musiche dal mondo, un mondo di musiche con Ciro De Rosa. Apriamo con la celebrazione del 25 aprile, Festa della Liberazione dell'Italia dal nazi-fascismo. Il cammino prosegue nel Sud degli States per poi attraversare la Cina delle minoranze Bai, Uzbeke e Tatare. Andiamo alla scoperta di novità discografiche e anteprime: dal canto del Tibet in dialogo con il mondo al legame con il territorio della musica carnatica di Singapore, dal calypso del nuovo millennio agli incontri musicali da quel crocevia sempre fervido che è il Mali. Ci portiamo, quindi, in Ruanda a commemorare il genocidio di fine Novecento e in Kosovo, dove le donne albanesi testimoniano la violenza inaudita sui loro corpi perpetrata nel corso della guerra di fine secolo scorso. Nuovo passaggio in Italia con le antenne puntate su tre progetti di tradizioni in movimento, raggiungiamo l'Irlanda e concludiamo il viaggio tra Scozia e Scandinavia. In onda lunedì 25 aprile 2022 alle 21:00 e martedì alle 11:00. Nella foto: Kobo Town

© WDR 2022

© WDR 2022

Canada es nuestro protagonista. Expresiones musicales diversas desde el Caribe inevitable y la Africa imprescindible. Y más que nada es un velada que celebra el aporte de hombres y mujeres que emigran a otro pais para enriquecer su cultura Descubra un torrencial de música espectacular. Programa del 26 de julio del 2020. Transmitido originalmente en Quisqueya FM, 96.1, Santo Domingo. www,quisqueyafmrd.comPintura: Roberto Gutiérrez Currás

Drew Gonsalves talks calypso with Lark Clark on this week's Hidden Track podcast. The Trinidadian Canadian is the founding member of the JUNO-winning outfit Kobo Town. The Toronto group blends calypso with myriad influences, including ska, reggae, dub and hip-hop. A genre that originated in Trinidad and Tobago, calypso is what Drew describes as "the folk music of urban Trinidad." Whether you've only ever heard calypso from the Harry Belafonte tunes in the movie Beetlejuice, or you're deep down into Mighty Sparrow, Roaring Lion, Lord Invader, or Calypso Rose, you're going to find a lot to sink your teeth into with this wide ranging conversation.  The pair talks about the roots of calypso, the trailblazers of the genre, and Drew’s work in reviving the career of one of the genre’s most iconic artists.      

New music from Molly Tuttle, Tim O'Brien, Harpdog Brown, Mary Ann Kennedy, Flook, Vasen and more. Plus previews of shows by Alsarah & The Nubatones, Kobo Town, Mariza, and Rogues, too!

Comenzamos con los tres discos favoritos del mes de agosto en Mundofonías: Enza Pagliara y Dario Muci, desde Salento, Italia; Mehdi Rostami y Adib Rostami, desde Irán, y Los Ruphay, de Bolivia. Continuamos con sones tropicales, a cargo de Matuto y Kobo Town, y los imprescindibles lanzamientos del sello Manana, aunando raíces afrocubanas con electrónica: Obbatuké, Soundspecies & Aché Meyi y Ariwo. Estos últimos estarán presentes en las presentaciones del WOMEX, que tendrán lugar en Las Palmas, Canarias, en el próximo mes de octubre. We start with the three August Mundofonías favorite albums: Enza Pagliara and Dario Muci, from Salento, Italy; Mehdi Rostami and Adib Rostami, from Iran, and Los Ruphay, from Bolivia. We continue with tropical sounds, with Matuto and Kobo Town, and the essential releases of Manana label, joining Afro-Cuban roots wit electronics: Obbatuké, Soundspecies & Aché Meyi and Ariwo. Ariwo has been selected for the WOMEX showcases to be held in October in Las Palmas, Canary Islands. Favoritos de agosto / August favorites · Enza Pagliara & Dario Muci – Pizzica cordella – Marea · Mehdi Rostami & Adib Rostami – Mystic dance – Melodic circles · Los Ruphay – Chiri wañuy – A cry for revolution: Earth healing music from Bolivia (50 years of Los Ruphay) Sones tropicales / Tropical sounds · Matuto – Ghana – Africa suite · Kobo Town – Karachi burning – Where the galleon sank · Obbatuké – Elegua – Obbatuké · Soundspecies and Aché Meyi – Eguá / Mawa – Soundspecies and Aché Meyi · Ariwo – Gahambar – Ariwo · (Obbatuké – Yambú arará – Obbatuké) Imagen / Image: Los Ruphay

For six decades Calypso Rose has been one of the Caribbean’s leading feminists and human rights advocates. Now, at the age of 78, she's touring the world with songs about sexual assault, workplace discrimination, and some thoughts on Donald Trump. In this report, Afropop correspondent Dan Rosenberg talks with Calypso Rose about using music as a weapon for social change, and how Rose collaborated with fashion designer Anya Ayoung Chee to transform "Leave Me Alone" into a political movement. We will also go behind-the-scenes with her producer, Ivan Duran, bandleader Drew Gonsalves of Kobo Town, and filmmaker Pascale Obolo. S3:E1

This week's show featured a tribute to Leonard Cohen, new releases by Kobo Town, Rory Block, David Bromberg, Sarah Jarosz, Wake The Dead, Cassie & Maggie, Ange Hardy & Lukas Drinkwater, Rosie MacKenzie, Kate Rusby and Vancouver's Chicken-Like Birds, and Gabriel Dubreuil. There's also a fundraiser next week for Vancouver's St. James Hall, featuring Jim Byrnes & Paul Pigat and friends paying tribute to the legacy of Chuck Berry and Chess Records. That will be a lot of fun!

In this episode, you'll hear five great songs that are full of energy and life. I hope you enjoy them. The songs are "Kavka Airlines" by Lesní zvěř, "Раз и навсегда" by Китти Льюис, "Tonight" by Morad Stars, "Desdramatizando" by Niño Crudo, and "The Call" by Kobo Town.

www.amppod.com AMPpod Podcast - Episode 82 Here is the track listing for the eighty second episode of AMPpod. Enjoy! 1. “Chord” by Lukid 2. “Dancing On My Own” by Robyn 3. “Nerve Endings” by Eagulls 4. "The Corner” by Common 5. “We're Only Getting Closer” by Everyone Moves Away 6. “Little Bit” by Lykke Li 7. “Can't Hold Back Your Loving” by Kano 8. “Joe The Paranoiac" by Kobo Town 9. “Raining Patterns” by CFCF 10. “Empire” by Hybrid 11. “A.T.T.I.T.U.D.” by Die!Die!Die!

For International Women's Day... well, I could play songs by women, but instead I'm playing five songs with a message. Hopefully, you will find something here that speaks to you. The songs are "Waste of War" by Tomorrow, "These Wars We Fight" by Matthew Ebel, "Eat, Work and Pray" by Bek Vol Zand, "Ein Panther" by Lake Fauna, and "Corbeaux Following" by Kobo Town.

Featuring an interview and acapella performance from Shakti. An exclusive track from Constantine Maroulis' upcoming album. Also, 9 more full songs from Shakti, Liam and Me, Ray Trak, Oohlas, The Attic, Kobo Town, HelloGoodbye, Rosie Thomas and Planetakis.

Featuring an interview and acapella performance from Shakti. An exclusive track from Constantine Maroulis' upcoming album. Also, 9 more full songs from Shakti, Liam and Me, Ray Trak, Oohlas, The Attic, Kobo Town, HelloGoodbye, Rosie Thomas and Planetakis.