Podcasts about nubatones

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Today's Song of the Day is “Disco Star” from Alsarah & the Nubatones' album Seasons of the Road, out now.

Brooklyn-based Alsarah & the Nubatones were formed out of many conversations around modern migration and the cultural exchanges between Sudan and Egypt (plus a common love of the pentatonic scale). Their third full studio album Seasons of the Road has been five years in the making and marked by perilous milestones. “Bye Bye” is one of the first songs they’ve written in English — a break up song written in the tradition of the blues. 

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artist Played: Jade Lawhon, Sincere Vega, conshus, TzariZM, Nujabes, Shing02, Alsarah and The Nubatones, DYNAS, The Altons, Arrested Development, Jahah, J Dilla, Blu, Miguel, Valerie June, De La Soul, Choklate, Vitamin D, Count Bass D, Substantial, KDFoxx, EyeQ, Shannon and The Clams, Bilal, Pete Rock, Paten Locke, Terry Callier, the sindecut and ijeoma, The Workin Class, 7X3=21, DJ Freddy Fresh, Mereba, Phife Dawg, J Dilla, Yugen Blakrok, Kanif The Jhatmaster, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artist Played: Millatron, Marz Mello, Shinobi Stalin, DH, Crew54, Trust Burnem, conshus, Mad Sexual Genius, Kramer, Tensei, Michi, R.A.P. Ferreira, Yukimi, Fernie, Alsarah and the Nubatones, Ghost Funk Orchestra, Free Daps, Choses Sauvages, Cavalier, Child Actor, Hot 8 Brass Band, Ensilence, Tekbeatz, Songhoy Blues, Brother Ali, Tara Lily, Surya Sen, Scar, Sleepy Brown, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Alsarah & the Nubatones - "Men Ana" from the 2023 album Rise Up: BDS Mixtape vol. 2 on Amplify Palestine This week's Song of the Day picks were chosen by DJs Miss Ashley, Kevin Sur, Tory, and Isabel Khalili in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle. From Hawai'i to Sudan, these songs represent the global solidarity movement in support of Palestinians and anti-colonialism. The BDS Mixtape series that features three of this week's songs was inspired by the 1985 Sun City album by artists boycotting apartheid South Africa. To learn more about the music and its connection to the cause, visit Majazz Project and Amplify Palestine. Written in the midst of the 2019 Sudanese revolution, today's Song of the Day is a tribute from Alsarah & the Nubatones to the youth resistance in her birthplace of Sudan. "This song was a call from the diaspora to home," she explains on Bandcamp. "In this song I hope to define myself through the joys of memories past, and those coming up. A song to plan for the joy you wish to have and focus the mind on the essence of who you wish to be so that future may happen." The accompanying music video was directed by Mai Elgizouli, whose aim was to show support for survivors with this clip. She shares, “As I listened to many stories from various young people who felt survivor's guilt after the traumatic events of the massacre I began to think more about the subject of mental health and the importance of Art and Music, especially during a time like this, in allowing us to come to terms with who we are and realize the importance of our emotional healing.” Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Climb with us on this week's Soul Ladder Music! Learn more: https://lnk.bio/alsarah Songs: Alsarah & The Nubatones "Men Ana" Alsarah "Your Love is Home" Alsarah & The Nubatones "Farasha" Alsarah & The Nubatones "Ya Watan" Hamza El Din "El Aanga" Alsarah & The Nubatones "Alforag" Bi Kidude "Alaminadura" Toshi Reagon and Alexis Pauline Gumbs "HELD" MESAFA "Let Me Tell You About My Love" Soul Ladder Music Playlist: spoti.fi/3VASImF +++ Leave a Review! bit.ly/interfaithish Social: www.instagram.com/interfaithish/ www.facebook.com/interfaithish/ www.twitter.com/interfaithish/ Email: interfaithish@gmail.com

Deep Poisson Podcast #272 #ProgressiveHouse #TechHouse *Apple Podcast: apple.co/2KZwKY8 *vk.com/nikolaymachaon *www.instagram.com/c.a.y.record… *YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCO5c8… *Deezer: deezer.page.link/cJWg5nwHXzhbs… 1Tinlicker - Be Here and Now feat. Nathan Nicholson (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] 2Matt Gouck - Killinchy (Original Mix) [Intricate Records] 3Facundo Borras - Oathkeeper [MNL] 4Rivvo & Matt Oliver - The Elven Town [Harabe Lab] 5Stan Seba - Such A Sweetheart (Alternative Mix) [languages music] 6Xavier Montrier & Enzo Siffredi - Sunset [Wired] 7This Guy Ben - Hey Sally (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] 8Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo Fierro - Fulani (Pablo Fierro Remix) [Wonderwheel Recordings] 9Madloch, Subnode - Bariloche (Fabian Balino Remix) [Sound Avenue] 10Weekend Heroes - Brightlight (Yamagucci Remix) [Where The Heart Is] 11Forty Cats - Blossom (Acidova Remix) [Morphosis Records]

L'Orient rencontre l'Occident à travers la musique.  Une sélection de jeunes artistes d'Egypte, de Lybie, du Liban, de Turquie, de Syrie, Palestine, Inde, Pakistan (entre autres) et des artistes à l'influence orientale en provenance des États-Unis, du Japon, du Brésil, d'Autriche, de Hongrie et d'Italie. Featuring tracks by: Babel Metis, Omid Walizadeh, Grup Sës Beat, Restless Legg Syndrome, The Gaslamp Killer, Wodashin x Dirty Tape, Maryam Sale7‬, El-Rass Ft. Abyusif, The Clerk X Milangeles, Farhot, Chakk, Edd Fareeq L'Atrash x Yaseen x Malikah x Ram6 Hamorabi, Alsarah & The Nubatones, Stas, Su Real, Bosaina, Rais Khan x Ashraf Khan x Maga Bo, Mahrgan a3ksah at7rsh l2.Sadat and fifty,مهرجان الحظ و كبده استديو مافيا العظماء ...

Thomas Attar Bellier, Dina El Wedidi, Alsarah, Ali Güçlü Şimşek and Alain Johannes discuss collecting sound memories from birth, Egypt's rich tradition of melodies, the power of modal music, why folk music is fundamentally old-school pop, and adapting traditional instruments for modern listening. Thomas Attar Bellier is a French-American musician and producer from the Arab garage rock outfit Al-Qasar. They combine instruments like the oud and the darbuka with Fender amps and drum kits to create a sound that unites East and West. Prolific Egyptian singer Dina El Wedidi plays a mixture of folk, fusion and contemporary music. She's been mentored by Brazilian legend Gilberto Gil, and Time Magazine declared her “a future leader for the next generation”. Alsarah is a Sudanese-American singer-songwriter and ethnomusicologist. After fleeing from Sudan aged 8 she's gone on to create music that she calls "East African retro-pop” with Alsarah & the Nubatones. Musician and producer Ali Güçlü Şimşek has been one of the biggest names in Turkish rock over the last 20 years. His current band Lalalar are making waves in the Turkish psych scene with their fusion of retro basslines, dirty electro beats and old samples from Turkey's rich psych-rock heritage. Chilean-American musician Alain Johannes has toured with Dave Grohl's Them Crooked Vultures and formed the band Eleven. He's also worked extensively with the likes of PJ Harvey and the Arctic Monkeys. They'll be talking

With her band Alsarah and the Nubatones, Alsarah brings a modern sensibility to the music she grew up with in Sudan.She talks to host Abdul-Rehman Malik about developing her unique sound, the music she carried with her when she left home, and how the public library played a crucial role in her artistic awakening. If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, go to agakhanmuseum.org/thisbeinghuman Additional resources: Watch Alsarah and the Nubatones perform at NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daXGLo4aeFQ Find more of Alsarah’s music and videos here:https://lnk.bio/alsarah?fbclid=IwAR0wOUkkT2Bb4rFe44nmoFLAAE5yqf7Pb36-JuKE4Ckgcbw0QL3FaX43nT4See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This season, we're celebrating Brooklyn's linguistic diversity. To kick off the season, we spoke with New York-based linguist, and co-director of the Endangered Language Alliance, Ross Perlin. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Ross Perlin and the Endangered Language Alliance for supporting New York's linguistic diversity, and inspiring our language season. Thank you to the Lenape Talking Dictionary, Curtis Zunigha, and the Delaware Tribe of Indians for sharing audio clips from their archive with us.• LINKSRoss Perlin is a New-York based linguist, teacher, and co-director of the Endangered Language Alliance. He is currently working on a book about the languages of New York. Social Media: @rossperlin The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.The Lenape Talking Dictionary is an online resource created by the Delaware Tribe of Indians. It is an extensive, searchable dictionary of Lenape words, sentences, stories, grammar, songs, and lessons spoken by a number of native speakers of Lenape. Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPS“Wëntaxa Kishelëmiàn” sung by Cornelius Wilson. Courtesy of the Lenape Talking Dictionary.“Voices of the Himalaya” featuring Nawang Gurung. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance."Lovers Under the Moonlight" sung by Mimi Palma. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance.“Poems on New York” Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance.“Walamiseru” or “Our Sad Experience” sung by James Lovell. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance.“Kishelmukonk Os'hakame” sung by Cornelius Wilson. Courtesy of the Lenape Talking Dictionary.“Breton Poem” sung by Fabienne Geffroy. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance.“The Dance of the Deer'' performed by Alberto Rivera. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance."Garifuna Lullaby" sung by James Lovell. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance.“Wordpath Episode 43” produced by the Intertribal Wordpath Society. Prayer voiced by Leonard Thompson. Courtesy of the Lenape Talking Dictionary.“Nomad Song” sung by Sonam Lhamo. Courtesy of the Endangered Language Alliance."Chëkënakwi, waha!" or "The Blackbird Song" sung and told by Nora Thompson Dean. Courtesy of the Lenape Talking Dictionary.This episode featured clips from The Lenape Talking Dictionary. The Lenape Talking Dictionary is the intellectual property of the federally-recognized Delaware Tribe of Indians in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The use of any written or audio material from this site shall require the advance-written permission of the Delaware Tribe of Indians. This episode featured clips from the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones, Arooj Aftab, and Jomion & Los Uklos live performances on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: https://bit.ly/3L9mMRO• Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV 

Before European colonization, varieties of Lenape were spoken for thousands of years in the New York City metropolitan area. Today, after centuries of genocide, dispersal, and diaspora, Lenape speakers, teachers, archivists and activists keep the language alive. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Jasia Ka, Curtis Zunigha, Nikole Pecore, and Jim Rementer. • LINKSJasia Ka is a New York Emmy and Telly award-winning director working in documentary, commercials, brand content, music videos & scripted. The Lenape Center has the mission of continuing Lenapehoking, the Lenape homeland through community, culture, and the arts. Follow The Lenape Center on Instagram at @lenapecenter.The Lenape Talking Dictionary is an online resource created by the Delaware Tribe of Indians. It is an extensive, searchable dictionary of Lenape words, sentences, stories, grammar, songs, and lessons spoken by a number of native speakers of Lenape.Learn more about the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians at www.mohican.com.The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPSThis episode featured clips from The Lenape Talking Dictionary. The Lenape Talking Dictionary is the intellectual property of the federally-recognized Delaware Tribe of Indians in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The use of any written or audio material from this site shall require the advance-written permission of the Delaware Tribe of Indians. This episode featured clips from the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones, Jomion & Los Uklos, and Arooj Aftab live performances on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: ~coming soon~• Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV

For over three thousand years, the Aramaic language has been used throughout Mesopotamia. In Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, a community of Syrian immigrants preserves this ancient language – and a connection to their homeland – through prayer and song. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Professor Geoffrey Khan, Safaa Jalou, Father Gabriel Adde, the St. George Syriac Orthodox Church in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and Nadège Fleurimond.• LINKSProfessor Geoffrey Khan studies, teaches, and documents the various dialects of Neo-Aramaic. You can learn more about his work and hear field recordings at https://nena.ames.cam.ac.uk/Nadège Fleurimond is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, business strategist, and culinary maven from East Flatbush, Brooklyn. She is the author of Taste of Solitude: A Culinary Journal, and Haiti Uncovered: A Regional Adventure Into the Art of Haitian Cuisine. The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPS“Flowing Gentle” by Erik Wollo, courtesy of De Wolfe Music.This episode featured clips from the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones, and Jomion & Los Uklos live performances on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: ~coming soon~• Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV 

The question of which came first between language and music is one that scholars will likely debate forever, but what is indisputable is how intertwined the modes of expression are. In this episode, husband and wife Riva Nyri and Monvelyno, who comprise the musical group Bohio Music, sit down with producer Tadia Toussaint to discuss the complex history of the Haitian Creole language, and how they use music to keep its revolutionary spirit alive. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Tadia Toussaint, Riva Nyri, Monvelyno, Bohi Music, and Siji Awoyinka.• LINKS:Tadia Toussaint is a Haitian-American musician and journalist from Brooklyn, NY. Follow her at @tadia._Bohio Music is the musical project of Haitian musicians Riva Nyri & Monvelyno, and uses music and dance to celebrate and preserve Haitian culture. Follow Riva Nyri, Monvelyno, and Bohi Music on Instagram at @riva.nyri, @monvelyno, and @bohiomusic. Follow Siji Awoyinka at @sijimusic on Instagram.The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPSThis episode featured clips from Bohio Music, and the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones, and Jomion & Los Uklos live performances on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: ~coming soon~• Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV 

It is believed that around 80% of the words in the English dictionary are borrowed from other languages. Musician Karim Douaidy grew up speaking French, Arabic, and English. In this episode, he reflects on the linguistic crossover between Arabic and English – two languages thought to have little in common. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Karim Douaidy and Zak Sherzad.• LINKSKarim Douaidy is a Brookly-based composer and audio engineer. Follow him on Instagram at @coffee_and_karim_The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPS"Faces" by Karim DouaidyThis episode featured clips from the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones live performance on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: https://bit.ly/3LiueKF • Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV 

The Pulaar Speaking Association on Fulton Street in Bed-Stuy provides the Fulani community in Brooklyn with a space to gather, connect, pray, and preserve their culture and language. Shirin Barghi dropped by after Friday prayers to speak with the association's president and membership. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Hamel Toure, The Pulaar Speaking Association, Hanif Yazdi, Adriana, Amina, and the Arab American Family Support Center.• LINKSThe Pulaar Speaking Association is a national nonprofit dedicated to highlighting Fulani culture in the US, and building a strong community that contributes to a better global society. To learn more about the Brooklyn chapter, steam Pulaar Radio, or visit their headquarters at 1171 Fulton Street.The Arab American Family Support Center is a non-profit organization established in 1994 to provide culturally and linguistically competent, trauma-informed social services to low-income immigrants and refugees in New York City. Working across four priority areas - Prevent, Promote, Get Ready, and Communicate - AAFSC has served 10,000 community members this past year, across 13 physical locations, to achieve their ultimate goal of strengthening families.The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPSThis episode featured clips from the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones, Arooj Aftab, and Adesuwa live performances on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: https://bit.ly/3gDm9C5 • Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV 

Ekushey February (or 21st of February) is commemorated by Bangladeshis across the world to honor students and activists who died in the 1952 Bengali Language Movement in what was then East Pakistan. Many years later, February 21st became known as “International Mother Language Day” across the world, a time for all people to reflect on, cherish, and protect the rich linguistic heritage of our human family. For the final episode of our language season, we sit for “cha” and “adda”  and hear the stories of Bangladeshi community members right here in Brooklyn. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. If you have something to say and want us to share it on the show, here's how you can send us a message: https://bit.ly/2Z3pfaW• Thank you to Ifti Chowdhury, Sohel Mahmud, Annie Ferdous, Kadar Rahim, Hanif Yazdi, the Royal Bengal Teahouse, Adriana, Leen, Nidal, and the Arab American Family Support Center. • LINKSIfthekar Chowdhury AKA ifti is a New York-based musician, songwriter and music producer from Sylhet, Bangladesh. He grew up between Dhaka, New York City and Washington, DC. Growing up he was exposed to sufi music, kirtan and other forms of Bengali traditional music blended with music from the middle east and Latin America. His love for music and poetry from around the world gave him the opportunity to sing in different languages and build cultural bridges as a curator and producer at Royal Bengal Tea house. He has traveled to the UK, Mexico, Bangladesh and Colombia to collaborate with visual and culinary artists and curate cultural experiences that engage all the senses.Sohel Mahmud is a Bangladeshi broadcast journalist, social worker and organizer based in Brooklyn. He has previously worked with Desis Rising Up & Moving (DRUM), SHETU, CAAAV, BRIC, and Human Rights Watch. He also works as a translator, Interpreter and social media content creator. With more than one million followers, he is passionate about telling the story of Bangladeshi immigrants in the U.S. Watch more of Sohel's work on DWIPTV.Royal Bengal Tea House (also known as RBTH) is an organization founded in 2014 to build a South East Asian community of musicians and support expatriates of Bangladeshi origin. It has since expanded to create musical events hosting performers and welcoming attendees of every nationality. Royal Bengal Tea House has also been involved politically, advocating for human rights issues in the United States and supporting humanitarian efforts overseas ranging from fundraising concerts for refugees and marginalized communities due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Follow Royal Bengal Tea House @royalbengalteahouse on Instagram, and The Royal Bengal Tea House on Facebook.The Arab American Family Support Center is a non-profit organization established in 1994 to provide culturally and linguistically competent, trauma-informed social services to low-income immigrants and refugees in New York City. Working across four priority areas - Prevent, Promote, Get Ready, and Communicate - AAFSC has served 10,000 community members this past year, across 13 physical locations, to achieve their ultimate goal of strengthening families.The Endangered Language Alliance is a New York City-based nonprofit with a mission to document endangered languages and support linguistic diversity. Explore their interactive language map at www.languagemap.nyc, and donate to ELA at the $50 dollar level to receive a beautiful print copy.Visit us online at bricartsmedia.org/Brooklyn-USA• MUSIC and CLIPSThis episode featured clips from the Royal Bengal Teahouse, and the Al-Sarah & the Nubatones, and Jomion & The Uklos live performances on B-Side, produced by BRIC TV.• TRANSCRIPT: ~coming soon~• Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BRICTV 

The latest high-profile #MeToo case in China involves a tennis star making accusations against a former high-level Communist Party official. The Chinese government has attempted to silence the tennis star, but activists within China and the diaspora continue to share the story. And, a monthslong drought in parts of Kenya is endangering the livelihoods of millions of people who rely on livestock. Scientists say drought occurs more often due to climate change. Kenya, like many African countries, is requesting more climate finance to help communities at the COP26 conference in Glasgow, Scotland. Plus, we get a taste of the first-ever Habibi Festival of contemporary Arab music, with a special song by Alsarah and the Nubatones, written in 2019 in solidarity with fellow Sudanese protesters.  Every day, the reporters and producers at The World are hard at work providing you with relevant, fact-based and human-centered news from across the globe. From the initial pitch, to the chase, to interviews, to writing, to production, to broadcast, every story from The World requires careful input and touches from many different members of our nonprofit newsroom. The story you just read is available to read for free because thousands of listeners and readers like you generously support our nonprofit newsroom.  Become one of 515 donors to make your gift of $130, or pledge $11 monthly before Nov. 30, and you'll help us unlock a matching gift of $67,000. We need your help now more than ever — give today!

This week's wake up call comes from the Sudan with Alsarah & the Nubatones.

In this episode we're joined by Sudanese musician and ethnomusicologist, Alsarah — lead vocalist of Alsarah & the Nubatones. We speak about the weaponisation of music as propaganda by a repressive state, both historically and in the wake of Sudan's 2018/2019 revolution. We also chat through the failure of the nation state, orientalism as it relates to East & North Africa, as well as the legacies of not just European colonialism, but also that of the Turk and so-called Arab empire in the region. Special thanks to Tamador Sheikh Aldeen for her guest appearance in this episode. This episode was co-produced by Zara Julius & Alsarah Podcast music by http://bulifromspace.bandcamp.com/ (BULI) Find all the links and show notes from this episode at: https://konjo.co.za/talking-drum/ (konjo.co.za/talking-drum/) This project is supported by a Breathing Space grant by Pro Helvetia Johannesburg

1 Kokpa Dobet Gnahore 03:56 Djekpa La You 2 Tus Pencas Lila Downs 03:24 Salón Lágrimas y Deseo 3 Koumba Tshala Muana 06:17 African Divas Vol. 1 4 Bantwanyana Awu Dima Sisters 02:30 Classic Mbaqanga Girl Groups - Vol. 5 5 Die With My Dignity Singing Sandra 05:00 6 Año Bisiesto Monsieur Periné 03:55 Caja De Música 7 Perfidia Carrie Rodriguez 03:00 Lola '16 8 Irobukairo Chiwoniso Maraire 04:36 Rebel woman 9 Sonidero Cumbiero in-sista 02:58 Bia-kum 10 Nuba Noutu Alsarah & The Nubatones 04:48 Silt 11 Guramayle Ejigayehu 'Gigi' Shibabaw 04:28 Gigi 12 tio rano la niña emilia 03:40 la champeta de felito 13 Jiboty Njava 05:32 Vetse 14 Chachimurenga Stella Chiweshe 04:49 Talking Mbira 15 Partager M'Pongo Love 05:46 Souvenirs Souvenirs cd1 16 Habib Galbi A-WA 03:23 Habib Galbi 17 No Más Ana Tijoux 03:55 Vengo 18 Fikir Aster Aweke 06:09 Fikir 19 imigradan les filles de illighadad 05:07 eghass malan 20 La Plata (Feat. Nidia Gongora) Quantic 04:46 Magnetica 21 Woman Smarter Calypso Rose 02:52 Far from Home 22 Essele Mba Bebe Manga 03:46 Amie 23 Calaverita La Santa Cecilia 03:21 Buenaventura 24 Dombolo (feat. Angélique Kidjo) Les Amazones d'Afrique 05:11 République Amazone 25 Sowa Fatoumata Diawara & Roberto Fonseca 06:57 At Home (Live In Marciac)

Entre las novedades de hoy en AfricaPachanga, tenemos el último trabajo de uno de los maestros de la rumba congoleña, Sam Mangwana, a un dúo de raperos llamado MPR, que combinan rap, electrónica sobre bases del folklore y de la rumba del Congo. También una de las mejores bandas de afrobeat brasileña Abayomy con el saxofonista nigeriano Orlando Julius, y la cantante de Ghana Florence Adooni, con un estilo conocido como frafra-gospel. Además, un repaso por la música de Costa de Marfil de los 70 con Amadee Pierre, Ernesto Djedje y Francois Lougah. Y para acabar la excelente cantante sudanesa Alsarah y su banda The Nubatones, el sengalés Baaba Maal, y el inconfundible saxo de Manu Dibango. Track List Sam Mangwana - Lubamba Sam Mangwana - Juventude Actual MPR - Malembe Florence Adooni - Mam Peela Suure Abayomy Afrobeat - Adará Amedee Pierre - Moussio Moussio Ernesto Djedje - Dogbohone Francois Lougah - Dehiminike Alsarah & The Nubatones - Salam Nubia Baaba Maal - Traveller Manu Dibango - Dikalo

Alsarah is a singer, songwriter, and bandleader of Alasarah & the Nubatones. We talked to Alsarah about her career and style along with her various musical ventures, collaborations, and releases. Created by: Mikey Muhanna, afikra;  https://www.instagram.com/mikey_mu/‎ Edited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek Yamani https://www.instagram.com/tarek_yamani/About the afikra conversation series:Our long-form interview series, hosted on Zoom, featuring academics and arts ‎and media experts who are helping document and/or shape the history and culture of the Arab world through their ‎work. Our hope is that by having the guest share their expertise and story, the community still walks away with newfound curiosity - and maybe some good recommendations about new nerdy rabbit holes to dive into headfirst. ‎Following the interview, there is a moderated town-hall style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp Follow afikra:‎Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/afikra/Patreon: https://patreon.com/afikraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/afikra_/‎Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/afikra.official/‎Twitter: https://twitter.com/afikraWebsite: afikra.comAbout afikra:‎afikra is a grassroots movement that has evolved into a global community dedicated to exploring the history and ‎culture of the Arab world. Starting in 2014 in NYC, our mission has always been two-pronged: cultivate curiosity and ‎build community. We've hosted intimate salon-style events all over the world that feature in-depth presentations on ‎topics related to the Arab world, given by members of our community. What makes afikra different is that our ‎programs and platform are designed to engage our community to ask their own questions, and provide an open ‎community of peers who support each other as we all look for the answers together. Our vision is to build a global ‎community of curious minds who are interested in promoting intellectualism and deepening our communal ‎knowledge of the Arab region.‎

After a breif hiatus, we are back with the best in contemporary African Music, arts and Culture. These quarantine days cant stop us!! We gonna keep pushing thorhg!! Special Thanks to DC Radio for hanging with us!! Hey, did you hear? Fela Kuti got nominated into the Rock N Roll HApp of Fame!! New music from Burna Boy - Oyenka.... #letsgo

In today's show, we showcased African music, from Habib Koité (one of Africa's most recognised musicians) to East African Retropop group "Alsarah & The Nubatones" and a bit of Bombino's desert blues from the Agadez region of northern Niger, enjoy!

Hoy en Tangente nos visita desde París para compartir su trayectoria y conversar sobre su más reciente producción, el bajista y compositor Raul Monsalve.A partir de este momento entramos en un universo musical donde conviven ritmos ancestrales afro-venezolanos, sonidos electrónicos, Afrobeat y jazz latino. Nuestro invitado de hoy ha colaborado con grandes leyendas del Afrobeat, incluyendo miembros de la mítica banda Afrika 70 de Fela Kuti y ha participado en giras europeas con The Heliocentrics y Orlando Julius. Entren que caben 100: En este episodio caben Raúl Monsalve, Rafa Pino, YEИDRY, Rhythm Foundation, Afro Roots Fest, Afropop Worldwide, Nu Deco Ensemble, Cimafunk, Edgar Bonilla, Betsayda Machado, Olindo Records, Miguel Colmenares, Colectivo Futuro, Oliver Brunetti, Isaac Sasson, Koichi Sakai, Afla Sackey, Waaju, Ernesto Marichales, Insólito UniVerso, Luzmira Zerpa, Baldo Verdú, Daniel Nuñez, La Dame Blanche, The Heliocentrics, Jack Yglesias, Malcolm Catto, Quantic, Gustavo Dao, Thomas Mapfumo, Mafe Ruette, Stereolab, Laetitia Sadier, The Midnight Hour, Lya Bonilla, Vasallos del Sol, Eddie Palmieri, Magú… 50 parados, 50 de pie.Enlaces:Nuestro website: http://tangentepodcast.com/Nuestras redes:IG: https://www.instagram.com/tangentepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tangentepodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/TangentePodcastInstagram de Raúl Monsalve y Los Forajidos: https://www.instagram.com/monsalveylosforajidos/Instagram de Olindo Records: https://www.instagram.com/olindorecords/Escucha el álbum completo de Raúl Monsalve y Los Forajidos aquí:https://olindorecords.bandcamp.com/album/bichosRaul Monsalve y los Forajidos - Mosquito: https://youtu.be/Mwxg2Pv9A_oRaúl Monsalve y los Forajidos - "Bocón" (Feat. Luzmira Zerpa): https://youtu.be/im-T3L4Ye0MRaúl Monsalve y los Forajidos - Pa' Los Maestros: https://youtu.be/r_20ucDxvigRafa Pino - Para Sandra: https://youtu.be/6gYc-iXGJ4MYEИDRY - Nena (Official Video): https://youtu.be/ReyXd8aIe3wYEИDRY - Nena | A COLORS SHOW: https://youtu.be/edM1oxTjNjQNu Deco Ensemble & Cimafunk - Me Voy: https://youtu.be/w0l7Cybs0GUEscucha el episodio de Afropop Worldwide dedicado al Afro Roots Fest de Miami donde sale nuestro Andrés con su proyecto Venezonix, además escucha música en vivo de Johnny Dread, Cortadito, Spam All Stars y Alsarah amd the Nubatones: https://afropop.org/audio-programs/afro-roots-virtual-fest-2020-in-miamiSi te lo perdiste, aqui esta el 22nd Afro Roots Fest virtual del 2020: https://youtu.be/ZaxdVjOWaiUPlaylist en Spotify – El Soundtrack de TanGente:https://open.spotify.com/user/reflautas/

Miami is still in lockdown mode for large gatherings but we don't let that stop us as we travel, virtually, to Miami's beautiful open air, art deco North Beach Bandshell right across from the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy highlights from the just completed Afro Roots Virtual Fest featuring the city's leading globally grooving artists. Crank it up! Johnny Dread of Cuban/Rasta heritage opens up with his original mix of classic reggae, rock and international sounds. Cortadito, called the best Latin act by the Miami New Times in 2019, offers an updated version of 19th century son montuno from the mountainous region of northeastern Cuba while its two lead singers--one from Havana and one from Santiago de Cuba in the east--take turns performing originals from these two distinct traditions. The Spam All Stars stretch out with quirky spoken word, Latin and eclectic combinations. Venezonix perform Venezuelan roots music enlivened by electronic textures. And Alsarah of the Nubatones beams in a soulful duet from Brooklyn of her songs in Nubian and Arabic, reflections on diaspora and displacement, with her oud player Brendan Terzig. Remember the joy of dancing to live music ?! Ah yes. [APWW #820]

Here's a reminder that you don't need the approval of UN officials to feel valid. Kat however, actually went out and got the endorsement from Kofi Annan and became a Global Shaper for the World Economic Forum. Not through affirmative action bus simply because she's a born overachiever. For all details of Katlego's overwhelming resumé you should just go check her Wikipedia page. For now, let's focus on her love for 80's pop divas with some sidesteps into musicals and emo. Flashback Track: Whitney Houston – I Wanna Dance With Somebody Queer Artist Spotlight: Alsarah & The Nubatones – 3roos Elneel Best Live Experience: Janet Jackson – Miss You Much Recent Discovery: Kwaye – I Go Consider supporting through https://Patreon.com/QueerSounds Shownotes: Katlego at TED Global: https://www.ted.com/talks/katlego_kolanyane_kesupile_how_i_m_bringing_queer_pride_to_my_rural_village Jojo Abot: http://www.jojoabot.com/ Queer Shorts Showcase Festival: https://qssfestival.blogspot.com/ Koleka Patuma: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dfq3C8GNrE

This episode of Mountain Stage looks back at some favorite performances from artists including Todd Snider, Shovels & Rope, The Wood Brothers, Alsarah & the Nubatones, Marcus King Band and more. All these shows were recorded in collaboration with FestivALL Charleston.

This weeks episode of Mountain Stage looks back at some favorites performances from artists including Todd Snider, Shovels & Rope, Alsarah & the Nubatones, Marcus King Band, The Wood Brothers and many others. All these shows were recorded in partnership with FestivALL Charleston.

Alsarah is one of strongest voices in modern international music, a singer, songwriter, an artist and ethnomusicologist, born in Khartoum, Sudan, to human rights activists parents. Now residing in New York since 2004. A pivotal moment in her story, where her journey as an artist began in the early 90's, her family fled from Sudan to Yemen, fleeing Sudan's 1989 coup to avoid being killed at age 8, then later moving to Boston to seek asylum. At the young age of 11, learning the word “refugee” didn't hold her back. Often identified as the princess of Nubian pop and Sudanese retro, her music, whether solo or with her band, pulls from the Middle East, East and North Africa, combining traditions and modern electronic music. Her, and her band The Nubatones have traveled the world many times over introducing Sudanese traditions to new audiences, spreading messages of empowerment, family, love and joy. On today's episode of Electronic Music Life with James Locksmith, Alsarah explains her take on the current state of Black Lives Matter, the backlash of Black Out Tuesday, the illusions of democracy, racism and colonialism in the music industry today. FOLLOW ALSARAH: https://lnk.bio/alsarah https://www.instagram.com/alsarah5000/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alsarah NPR Tiny Desk

Aaron Schultz aka DJ DRM, founder, co-president and A&R manager for two of New York's longest running boutique labels, Bastard Jazz and label manager for Wonderwheel Recordings. Aaron has been responsible for discovering and introducing new music from the likes of Captain Planet, Lord Echo, The Goods, B. Bravo, Nick Wisdom, Alsarah & The Nubatones and so much more. On today's episode of Electronic Music Man with James Locksmith, Aaron discusses why music sales have peaked during the crisis, methods, ethos, A&R processes, managing two influential, groundbreaking labels and a next generation of VR meditation practices. FOLLOW AARON SCHULTZ: https://www.instagram.com/aaron_drm/ https://www.instagram.com/bastardjazz/

Solénoïde (17.02.2020) - Nouveau focus sur la création musicale au féminin ! Pour l'occasion, nous convoquerons baroudeuses, magiciennes et autres poétesses du son. En d'autres termes, cette émission sera le prétexte idéal pour mettre en lumière une palette d'artistes exigeantes : des musiciennes téméraires et singulièrement libres !

Brooklyn-based Alsarah & The Nubatones encompasses the diverse influences of its members in what they describe as "East-African retro-pop.” With a range of backgrounds including Sudanese, Egyptian, Armenian, American, French and Togolese, this group proves that music with soul has no borders. Alsarah's calm yet vibrant vocals lead the way in four stunning songs and an enlightening interview with Wo'Pop host Darek Mazzone. Recorded 04/11/2019. 4 songs - Men Ana, Habibi, Alforag, Fulani. Support the show.

Guest host Kathy Mattea welcomes Steve Earle & the Dukes, Damien Jurado, Alsarah & the Nubatones, Erika Wennerstrom, and Vanessa Peters. Support is provided by Adventures on the Gorge. www.adventuresonthegorge.com

As Alsarah is concerned, we, the diaspora are the New Normal. We are constantly in motion, constantly filtering, constantly curating and constantly curating. This episode, like everything Third Culture, is all love. #WelcomeToYourTribe The Dukkan Show is hosted by OT, Reem, and Akkaoui. Episode is edited, mixed and mastered by Arthur Pereira. The Dukkan Show is a product of Dukkan Media LLC. About Alsarah: Alsarah is a singer, songwriter, bandleader and a somewhat reluctant ethnomusicologist. Born in Khartoum, Sudan, she relocated to Yemen with her family before abruptly moving to the USA,  finally feeling most at home in Brooklyn, NY where she has been residing since 2004. She is a self-proclaimed practitioner of East-African Retro-Pop music. Working on various projects, she has toured both nationally and internationally. With her main outfit, Alsarah & the Nubatones, she has released 2 full-length albums titled Silt , followed by Manara  (Wonderwheel Recordings, 2014 and 2016). She has also released 1 full-length album with French electronic producer Débruit titled Aljawal (Soundways Recordings, 2013). And she was featured on the Nile Project‘s debut CD, Aswan (named in the top 5 must hear international albums by NPR, 2014). Always trying to connect the musical dots both her full length albums with the Nubatones saw themselves reimagined and remixed by various acclaimed electronic producers in 2015's Silt Remixed and 2017's Manara Remixed (both via Wonderwheel Recordings). In between albums Alsarah also works with the Sudanese artist collective Refugee Club Productions on a variety of projects including the critically acclaimed documentary “Beats of the Antonov”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In order to understand the current sociopolitical conditions and deep Africana radical cultural influences moving in Sudan today, the long historical genealogy, the evolutions in physical geography, and the migration and interaction patterns of various communities of African peoples of the region must be explored. Despite the growth and retractions of the region, one of these descriptors that has lasted the evolution of time and space is Nubia. Throughout history Nubia and its component geographical part had a number of other references. Among one of the earliest is Ta-Setiu or the ancient Egyptian (Kemetic) reference to the area as being the “land of the bowpeople”. Another ancient Egyptian reference is to Ta-Nehesi which reflects the name of an ethic group of Nubia. The Greek invasions applied the term Dodekashoenos to the describe lower Nubia. Arab invasions used Butn al-Hajr (roughly translated as the Belly of Stones) for the section of the Nile from the second Cataract. Kush is another descriptor that was used to give reference to ancient Nubia. As used, Nubia is associated with an ancient word used for gold…the region often referred to as the ‘land of gold'. Imperial and linguistic efforts to control and redefine the peoples and regions by the Greeks, referred to Nubia as Ethiopia which included at times, parts of Libya. The central reason for this linguistic application was used to reference to the phenotypical identification of the “brunt faces” of the Nubians. Other descriptors, included Meroe. Christian Nubia refers to the three kingdoms of No-ba-tia, Mu-kur-ra, and Al-wa that cover this region, and Nubia was the reference to the region until the end of the 19th century. It was at this time, the name “the Sudan” came into used, from the Arabic expression Bilad as-Sudan, meaning “land of the blacks”. Which was essentially an Arabic translation of the Greek “Ethiopia”. It was further used throughout Muslim literature generally to refer to Africa beyond the Sahara. The continuity of Africana radical tradition follows the trajectories of resistance, internationally. The influences and evolution of Africana radical thought and practices can be seen in Malik el-Shabazz praxis. According to the article X Marks the Spot: Mapping Malcolm X's Encounter with Sudan, though Malik el-Shabazz (Malcolm X) travels in the middle East and Africa put him in touch with the most revolutionary movements of his time, it was his ongoing contacts with students, scholars, and religious leaders from Sudan that had a truly transformative effect on his beliefs about race and religion. Today, we add to this genealogy and discourse a conversation with Alsarah of the Nubatones. Alsarah is a singer, songwriter, bandleader and a somewhat reluctant ethnomusicologist. Born in Khartoum, Sudan, she relocated to Yemen with her family before abruptly moving to the USA, finally feeling most at home in Brooklyn, NY where she has been residing since 2004. She is a self-proclaimed practitioner of East-African Retro-Pop music. Working on various projects, she has toured both nationally and internationally. Alsarah & the Nubatones were born out of many dinner conversations between alsarah and rami el aasser about nubian ‘songs of return', modern migration patterns and the cultural exchanges between sudan and egypt. To learn more visit www.alsarah.com and explore the catalogue of music…. Our show was produced today in solidarity with the Native/Indigenous, African, and Afro Descendant communities at Standing Rock; Venezuela; Cooperation Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi; Brazil; the Avalon Village in Detroit; Colombia; Kenya; Palestine; South Africa; and Ghana and other places who are fighting for the protection of our land for the benefit of all peoples! Enjoy the program!

1. Something Good (Terry Hunter Instrumental) - Estelle, Terry Hunter 2. Last Summer (Original Mix) -Zipho, Sixnautic 3. Buya (M.A.N.D.Y. Remix) - Black Coffee ft Toshi 4. Still I Rise (Black Panther Dub) - Chelsea Como, Jacko 5. From Jamaica to Brasil - Silvano Del Gado 6. Balearic Heaven (Diephuis Afro Deep Mix) - Diephuis, Eastar, Paco Fernandez 7. Beats & Djembe (Original Mix) - Christos Fourkis 8. Warriors Dance (Da Rumble) - DJ Spen, David Anthony 9. Hela (Club Mix) - David Morales, Toshi 10. Love Song (Oscar P Afro Edit) - Adele 11. Where Love Lives - Afroboogie Mix 12. Feel My Truth (Manoo, GJs & Reelsoul Fusion Re-Work) - Groove Junkies, Reelsoul, Manoo, Nichelle Monroe 13. Light Up The Sky (Piano Dub) - Diephuis, Eastar, Natasha Watts 14. Drums & Dreams (Peak Time Mix) - Ace Jack 15. Uyankentenza (Original Mix) - Afro Warriors and Toshi 16. Save The World (Original Mix) – Master Fale 17. Bloody Sunday (Original Mix) - Hexen 18. Don't Quit (Be A Believer) (DJ Spen & Soulfuledge Pulse Persistence Mix) - Diephuis, Eastar, Jocelyn Brown 19. Crossing Borders (Kings Of House NYC Mix Feat. Anane) - Diephuis, Kings Of House, Anane 20. Gypsy Woman (Duce Martinez Vocal Mix) - Nina Lares, Esteban Adame, Duce Martinez 21. Eyes Of The Drums (Eyes Of The Drums) - Luis Radio 22. Masala (Pablo Fierro Remix) - Floyd Lavine, Pablo Fierro 23. Fulani (Pablo Fierro Remix) - Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo Fierro 24. Con Te (Instrumental Mix) - Angelo Draetta, Sanna Vaarna 25. Dum Dum (Moon Rocket Remix) - Inaky Garcia, Moon Rocket 26. More Than Gold (Doug Gomez Deep South Merecumbe Remix) - Blaze, Palmer Brown, Doug Gomez 27. Let The Riddim - Moon Rocket, Swiss Chris 28. Let's Go (David Morales Red Zone Mix) - Danism Cover: “516-718” by Joe LaMattina

Saludos !Bienvenidos a Organic Mixtapes! Llegamos al 4º y último episodio de este 2018. En esta ocasión he preparado una elegante sesión de Afro House en estado puro. Un viaje de melodías y ritmos que te llevará a lo mas profundo del mejor sonido Afro House. Dale al play y disfruta! Tracklist 01. Elfenberg - Kigelia [Stil Vor Talent] 02. Doug Gomez, Sincerity, FNX OMAR - Spic, Me (FNX Omar Remix) [Merecumbe Recordings] 03. Da Capo, Tshepo King, Louie Vega - Afrika (Louie Vega Remix Vocal) [Vega Records] 04. Elias Kazais, Maria Zigomani - Infinity Lines (Original Mix) [Double Cheese Records] 05. Floyd Lavine - Masala (Pablo Fierro Remix) [Defected] 06. Sabb - Somebody To Love (MYNY Remix) [RADIANT.] 07. David Mayer & Sooma - Sooner (Original Mix) [Ouïe] 08. Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo Fierro - Fulani (Pablo Fierro Remix) [Wonderwheel Recordings] 09. THEMBA (SA) - Who Is Themba (Original Mix) [Herd] 10. Emmanuel Jal - Kuar (FNX Omar Remix) [MoBlack Records] 11. Winx, David Morales - Don't Laugh (David Morales NYC Mix) [Nervous] 12. Chus & Ceballos, Dennis Cruz - The Sun (Original Mix) [Stereo Productions] 13. Radeckt - Raven (Original Mix) [Aeon] 14. Artbat - Prometheus [Diynamic] 15. &ME, Rampa, Adam Port - Muyè (Black Coffee Remix) [Keinemusik]

Tune in as Micah, Chuy, Paul(Hancher Programming Director), and other guests join Alsarah of Alsarah and the Nubatones for a lunch discussion as part of Hancher's Embracing Complexity Lunch Series. Listen in to hear Alsarah discuss her work as a singer, songwriter, bandleader, and somewhat reluctant ethnomusicologist. For more information about Embracing Complexity, visit https://hancher.uiowa.edu/embracing-complexity.

Back this week with a selection of fresh sounds by the likes of Michael & Levan & Stiven Rivic, JMO, Marc Holstege, MUUI, Floyd Lavine, Aaaron, Deckert, Tim Engelhardt, Djuma Soundsystem, Habischman, Out of Sorts, Sascha Braemer, Kyodai, Shai T, Chus & Ceballos, Dennis Cruz, Alsarah & Nubatones, Pablo Fierro and Malbetrieb.

DeepRAW est très heureux de recevoir GRIFFES...! Merci à Bertrand Dupart & Tabasko. Bonne écoute. Tracklisting: 01 Armonica "Ngeke (Andhim remix)" - MoBlack Records 02 Cee ElAssad & Jackie Queens "All On You (Voodoo mix)" - Mercumbe Recordings 03 Jimpster "Becoming Cyclonic" - Freerange 04 Gnork "No Gravity (Original mix)" - Magicwire 05 Stones & Bones feat. Toshi "Amahloni (Manoo remix)" - MoBlack Records 06 Alsarah & The Nubatones "Fulani (Pablo Fierro remix)" - Wonderwheel Recordings 07 Franck Roger "Montini" - Rutilance Recordings 08 Thierry Tomas "Pusher" - Dessous Recordings 09 Meggy "Stay 2nite" - Suol ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Discography: - Les Griffes de La Night "Ca Burn" - Binary Flight Records - Jay Airiness "She Stayin (Griffes remix)" - Elevate Melodies - Griffes "Want" - Elevate Melodies ------------------------------------------------------------------------ https://www.facebook.com/Griffes-550383005116154/

Thursday 14 June 2018 - Radiothon editionwith Apeec, Katia and ScheherazadeSpecial Radiothon edition talking about the importance of community radio and taking pledges of support. We reached $815 by the end of the episode! To help us reach $1,000 donate to Thursday Breakfast here. 7.00am Acknowledgement of country7.10am Song - Briggs, Bad Apples7.20am Song - Alsarah & The Nubatones, Aroos el neel 3roos7:25am Caller Michele Vesio, 3CR producer for In Ya Face and Breakfast Mentor, pledges their support.7:35am Caller Charlotte King, ABC journalist and formerTuesday Breakfast presenter7.45am Song - Eddy Current Suppression Rings, She's dancing away7:50am Shakira Hussein talking about the Home Affairs Department and thescheme to recruit 'good Muslims'8:15am Song - Kaia Kater, Sun to Sun8:25am Song - Beaches, Horizon

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This month's Get Lifted Guest Mix, we have an incredible afro house mix from London's very own - DJ Texsta, an underground DJ/Producer with over 25 years in the game! He's currently broadcasting on Visionradio.uk with his Project House show, for more on that check out http://www.wegetlifted.com/DJ-Texsta We are proud to announce that Get Lifted with Lady Duracell & Guests will be joining Australia's Soulfinity Radio, blog post coming soon with full details on http://www.wegetlifted.com Keep it Locked - Get Lifted. 1. Miguel Puente, Hyenah (Hyenah's African Techno Dub) - Enki 2. Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo Fierro (Pablo Fierro Remix) - Fulani 3. Alicia Keys (Black Coffee Remix) - In Common 4. Inkredible (Orig. Instru Mix) - Mike Dunn 5. AaaRON, Deckert (Dub) - L.D.O.E. feat Valentine 6. Swati Tribe (Original Mix) - Love Hate Stories 7. Ewonder, Egudileyo, Mark Francis (Mark Francis Instru) - Moyo 8. Atjazz & Julian Gomes feat Bucie - Out of My Life 9. Culoe de Song - Rambo 10. Aphrodisiax & Afronaught feat. Sabrina Chyld (Club Mix) - Slip Away 11. David Anthony & DJ Spen (In Deep Mix) - State of Mind 12. El Deep Dub Mix - Sub Conscious 14. Spellband feat Jade Lovedale (Vocal Mix) - Spellband http://ladyduracellqueenoffunk.podomatic.com Get Lifted Clothing & accessories: http://www.jackfresh.com http://www.wegetlifted.com http://www.ladyduracell.com http://www.facebook.com/LadyDuracellDJ http://www.facebook.com/groups/ladyduracell/ http://twitter.com/LadyDuracell

TRACKLIST: Oscar P, FNX Omar - Filtered African Blues Dj Kent - Hold On AbySoul, Sio, Osunlade - Words (Youruba Soul Mix) Juan - Nuru Marissa Guzman, Black Cofee - Time To Go (Black Cofee Mix) Fulltone - The Valley Nandu - See You (Original Mix) Dj Kent, Zaki Ibrahim, Culoe De song - Sunrise (Culoe De song Remix) Juan (FR) - Mana Mike Dunn - Inkredible (Original Vocal Mix) Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo Fierro - Fulani (Pablo Fierro Remix) PalmFood - Monkey Island Download for free on The Artist Union

Deep Soulful Afro House inspired by Marvel's Black PantherBlended by Dr. KEWLThe African Rhythm:Chocolate: Africanism, Olivia de Lanzac, Kawele MultimanwaWe Dance Again (feat. Nakhane Toure): Black CoffeeBe There (Christos Fourkis Afro Groove): Stones & Bones, Tweety, Christos FourkisFulani (Pablo Fierro Remix): Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo FierroDon't Go Lose It Baby: Hugh MasekelaClap Your Hands (Club Mix): Zakes Bantwini feat. Xolani SitholeNaughty Dance (Original Mix): DJ Fortee, Feat. DindyFeel It (Shur-I-Kan Vocal Mix): LiquideepOh My! (Manoo Vocal Remix): Palamino, ManooDeep In The Bottom (of Africa): Monique Bingham & Black CoffeeWe Are One (Black Coffee Original Demo Mix): Black Coffee feat. Hugh MasekelaBlack SuperHero Music (Steve Miggedy Maestro Remix): Mortimer Snerd III******************************************************************************Thanks for listening and be sure to share the music with your friends. Download a copy and share with like minded people. Android Nation! From the comfort of your smart phone, tablet, & computer quick access to all things KEWL in the KEWL Lounge. Websites, music, podcast, store, Facebook, Twitter, and contact info all in one app. Get the KEWL Lounge app in your Google Play store, Free! Listen to the KEWL Lounge 24/7 from the comfort of your smart phone, tablet, & computer : Tunein KEWL Music 4 KEWL People http://www.kewllounge.net Click on, Tune in & B KEWL!!!

It's Midday on Music and today explore music as a window into Muslim Culture, and the creative work of Muslim women, who are being celebrated in a series at the Creative Alliance in Baltimore this season called Nisa'a Women. My guests this afternoon are Sudanese singer Alsarah and her band The Nubatones. The group is in town as the second installment in the Nisa'a Women series. They are conducting workshops at local schools, they'll be at a community potluck for refugee and immigrant communities and they will give a concert at the Creative Alliance tomorrow night. Later on, a discussion about the growing popularity of Contemporary African music. Despite Hip Hop and Afrobeats artists dominating music charts around the world, they were not well represented at this year's Grammy awards. Stephanie Shonekan ,University of Missouri Associate Professor of Black Studies and Ethnomusicologist, joins us on the telephone to discuss who wins awards, who doesn't and why.

Группа ВКонтакте: vk.com/slamdjsВсе обладатели iPhone, iPad, iPod и т.д. теперь могут подписаться на наш подкаст в iTunes! hyperurl.co/slamradioshow 01. Iceleak feat. Karl Michael - Don't Leave Me 02. Henri & Lemore - Lady Latin 03. Kristine Blond x James Hype - Love Shy (Original Mix) 04. Kattison, Parx - Alright Now 05. Those Guys, Robosonic - I Walk Alone (Robosonic Remix) 06. MUTO - Say Nothing (CamelPhat Remix) 07. Sinnerman - Cmon (Original Mix) 08. Mat.Joe - So High (Original Mix) 09. Siege - Twilight (Original Mix) 10. Torneo - Pyrenees (Original Mix) 11. Alsarah & The Nubatones, Pablo Fierro - Fulani (Pablo Fierro Remix) 12. Kiasmos - Blurred (Bonobo Remix)

  When you're from an immigrant community, becoming a successful musician isn't an easy journey. We meet 3 dope diaspora musicians: Meklit Hadero, Oddisee, and AlSarah - each with their own struggle that comes with belonging to two identities- African, and American. For more about the featured artists check them out!   Alsarah and the Nubatones Odissee Meklit Hadero Episode art by: @neemascribbles

Pour cette dernière émission de la saison, Proxima Estacion prend ses quartiers d'été direction Les Suds à Arles. Mounir Kabbaj sera notre invité pour nous présenter la 22eme édition qui aura lieu du 10 au 16 juillet 2017. Mounir nous présentera aussi sa petite entreprise musicale : Ginger Sounds,  agence culturelle spécialisée dans les musiques actuelles du Monde, de la Grande Méditerranée et de l’Afrique noire et les artistes avec lesquels il collabore : Fatoumata Diawara, Alsarah et the Nubatones, Tamer Abu Ghazaleh, Egyptian Project et bien d'autres...   Playlist : Artiste - Titre  - Album - Label   BCUC - Yinde - Our Thruth - Nyami Nyami Records           King Ayisoba - Africa Needs Africa - 1000 can Die - Glitterbeat Records         Gaye Su Akyol - Eski Tüfek - Hologram Imparatorlugu - Glitterbeat Records         Romperayo - Alegria por un zumo de Naranja - Discrepant          Alsarah et the Nubatones - Ya Watan - Manara - Wonderwheel Recordings           Tamer Abou Ghazaleh - Alameh - Thulth - Moskatel         Maarja Nuut - Sammud -  une Meeles - Maarja Nuut         Abou Diarra - ne Nana - Koya - Mix et Metisse         Hasa/ Mazotta - Il Mondo del rosso ij di blu - Novilunio - Ponderosa         Ahmad hani - Amiss - Inédit         Mario Batkovic - Restrictus - Solo Accordeon  - Invada Records         Otros Aires - Like a tango - Perfect tango - Galileo         Simpson Sanhill's - Vutlures (of wilde boulevard) - Oblique a ballad thru obliquity         Pedro Soler et Gaspar Claus - Sale la Aurora - Al viento - Infiné

Marsella vuelve a ser el epicentro mundial de las músicas del mundo con la XIII edición de Babel Med Music ? “Los Sonidos del Planeta Azul” nuevamente estará presente?, los días 16, 17 y 18 de marzo, y en la ciudad portuaria francesa Rachid Taha recibirá el premio de la feria profesional por su labor con las músicas del mundo y por su carrera desde mitad de los años 80 hasta hoy convertido en el icono rebelde del rock electro-oriental. Recuperamos el último disco del argelino, “Zoom” (2013) y traemos el del grupo sudanés-estadounidense Alsarah and The Nubatones que será uno de los más de treinta grupos seleccionados para los conciertos en el Dock des Suds. Miguel Hernández ?el 28 de marzo se cumple el 75 aniversario de su fallecimiento? hace de hilo conductor de Niño de Elche y Carmen Linares. El polifacético artista ilicitano publicó “Sí, a Miguel Hernández” (2013) y esta semana, viernes 3 de marzo, llega a Valencia con su reciente “Voces del extremo” (2015). Y Carmen Linares publica estos días “Verso a Verso. Carmen Linares Canta a Miguel Hernández” (2017), y lo presentará en Orihuela el 18 de marzo, como principal acto de la Primavera Hernandiana. La Banda Morisca editó en los pasados meses “Algarabya” (2016) y lo están girando por todo España, este mes actuarán entre otras ciudades en Gandia, 11 de marzo en el Teatre del Raval.

Every January, New York's Webster Hall jams to the music of 12 bands on three stages in one wild night. globalFEST has become an annual kick-off ritual for music-minded New Yorkers. This program samples the 2017 lineup with dynamic live recordings from Cuba (Septeto Santiguero), Congo (L'Orchestre Afrisa International), Ghana (Jojo Abot), Sudan (Alsarah and the Nubatones), Morocco (Hoba Hoba Spirit), and more. We also speak with Modero Mekanisi about the revival of Afrisa International, and with Reda Allali about Hoba Hoba Spirit's Moroccan roll. Produced by Banning Eyre and Sebastian Bouknight. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW PGM #748 [Distributed 2/09/2017]

For most of us, home is a fleeting memory or a threatened story, a fragmented dream that we dare to remember. Rooted in the silt of Sudan and Nubia, and inspired by the eastern coast of Africa and the diversity of its sounds and migrational patterns, Alsarah & the Nubatones are banded through stories of movement and belonging in the face of today’s worldwide anti-immigrant atmosphere. Follow them on a musical migration from Brooklyn, across the globe, on this episode of B-Side. For more from Alsarah, visit: www.alsarah.com •••• The B-Side Podcast is produced by Charlie Hoxie, Kecia Cole, Ro Johnson and Sachar Mathias; recorded by Onel Mulet; and edited by Khyriel Palmer and Emily Boghossian. For more information on B-Side and all BRIC RADIO podcasts, visit www.bricartsmedia.org/radio

Every year, the world-famous Apollo Theater and New York’s World Music Institute pack the house for a stellar lineup of established and emerging artists from the African continent. This year was especially impressive. We bring you concert highlights and interviews with artists from Ghana, Sudan, Niger and Zimbabwe. You’ll hear Alsarah and the Nubatones, inspired by the rich cultures of Nubia, Jojo Abot’s arty, dancehall-meets-Afrobeat grooves, Bombino’s joyous Tuareg rock, and the discovery of the night for many Afropop fans: Mokoomba from Zimbabwe, featuring phenomenal lead singer Mathias Muzaza, who spanned nods to Salif Keita, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, as well as a Congolese soukous animation that had the crowd up and dancing. Special bonus: a taste of the acoustic “traditional” set Mokoomba performed the next day up the Hudson. Produced by Sean Barlow. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW PGM #728 [Distributed 12/15/2016]

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artist Played: The Beat Ministry, MyGrane McNastee, Illustrate, Ras Kass, conshus, AMiAM, Swamburger, Phlow, Coldcut, Roots Manuva, Roses Gabor, Jermiside, Lmarr the Star, General Steele, Es-K, VVS Verbal, Sean P., Los Nativos, Jeff Adams, Akrite, Tanya Morgan, Common, Gucci Mane, Pusha T, BJ The Chicago Kid, midori, Juan Pierre, HiddenHand, Kool Keith, Sadat X, The Microphone Misfitz, Sims, J Dilla, phantomshino, IMAKEMADBEATS, Alsarah, The Nubatones, A.S.H.E.S. The Chosen, Simon Trabelsi, Miynt, Machinedrum, Jesse Boykins III, OutKast, GOODie MOb

Alsarah & The Nubatones leben zwar in Brooklyn, aber Sängerin Alsarah hat ihre Wurzeln im Sudan. Auf ihrem zweiten Album „Manara“ vereint die Band traditionelle nord- und ostafrikanische Einflüsse und Pop. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/reingehoert-alsarah-and-the-nubatones-manara

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com New Shirt! Artist Played: Shinobi Stalin, Rakim, conshus, Guilty Simpson, MyGrane McNastee, Madlib, Billy Danze, Bishop Lamont, Angie Fisher, Devine Carama, River Greene, Deven Roberts, Obvious, Common, Stevie Wonder, Karriem Riggins, Robert Glasper, Esperanza Spalding, J Rocc, Patrick Warren, Chuck D, MC Lyte, Eternia, Phoenix Pagliacci, Adrian Younge, Method Man, Aesop Rock, Homeboy Sandman, SoberMindedMusic, Kyle Bent, Danny Brown, Planet Asia, TzariZM, MidaZ the BEAST, Casual, Mr. Lif, Erica Dee, Contact, Ras Kass, Washeyi Choir, inDJnous, Statik Selektah, 9th Wonder, Elzhi, Dar-1, Flamingosis, Coty, Beet Unique, Saafir, Team Prolific, Mells, Alsarah, The Nubatones, Red Pill, JONES, Oddisee, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

#728 Distributed April 21 Africa Now! 2016 Rocks the Apollo Theater in Harlem Every year, the world-famous Apollo Theater and New York's World Music Institute pack the house for a stellar lineup of established and emerging artists from the African continent. This year was especially impressive. We bring you concert highlights and interviews with the artists--from Ghana, Sudan, Niger and Zimbabwe. You'll hear Alsarah and the Nubatones, inspired by the rich cultures of Nubia, Jojo Abot's arty, dancehall-meets-Afrobeat grooves, Bombino's joyous Tuareg rock, and the discovery of the night for many Afropop fans: Mokoomba from Zimbabwe, featuring phenomenal lead singer Mathias Muzaza, who spanned nods to Salif Keita, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, as well as a Congolese soukous animation that had the crowd up and dancing. Special bonus: a taste of the acoustic "traditional" set Mokoomba performed the next day up the Hudson.

Cette semaine Plein Feu aborde le conflit au Nigéria.  Fondée par Mohamed Yusuf en 2002, l'organisation Boko Haram est active au nord-est du Nigéria et a pour objectif de faire appliquer strictement la charia dans tout le pays. Prônant un islam radical et rigoriste, l'idéologie du mouvement s'inspire vaguement des talibans d'Afghanistan. Ses partisans sont contre toute forme de modernité et d’occidentalisation, d’où leur nom «Boko Haram» qui signifie «L'éducation occidentale est un péché». C’est depuis 2010 que le groupe sectaire a intensifié ses frappes envers les chrétiens, mais également contre toutes les formes d’occidentalisation. En effet, le rapt le plus important a lieu le 14 avril 2014 à Chibok, où 276 lycéennes âgées de 12 à 17 ans ont été capturées par des islamistes qui effectuaient un raid sur la ville. Le chef du Boko Haram avait déclaré « J'ai enlevé les filles. Je vais les vendre sur le marché, au nom d'Allah. [...] J'ai dit que l'éducation occidentale devait cesser. Les filles, vous devez quitter (l'école) et vous marier ». Ce groupe, qu’on qualifie régulièrement de secte, est de plus en plus puissant au Nigéria et commence lentement à s’implanter dans le nord du Cameroun. C’est peu dire, rien ne semble les arrêter. Le gouvernement nigérien a tenté en 2011 d’engager les négociations, mais en vain. Lien vers la vidéo présentée dans la chronique Zoom sur… http://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/video/2015/01/28/comprendre-la-menace-de-boko-haram-en-5-minutes_4564636_3212.html  Liens vers les vidéoclips des chansons présentées durant l’émission:  1- « Amidine » de Bambino  : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-cB62Mvakk  2- « Habibi Taal» de Alsarah et The Nubatones : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkVe0cyqHjo  3- « Toumatche Tincha » de Tinariwen : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvFrCulCvgM   

1. Mark Lanegan Band (USA) - "Floor of the ocean" CD "Phantom radio" (Heavenly) 2. O Que Strada (Portugal) - "Sweet old country" CD "Atlantic Beat: Mad in Portugal" (O Sonho) 3. -M- (France) - "Mojo" CD "Il" (Barclay) 4. Archon Orchestra (Russia) - "Hope & calm" CD "Cenotaph" (Shadowplay) 5. Marc Almond (UK) - "The dancing marquis" CD "The dancing marquis" (Cherry red) 6. Marc Almond (UK) - "A comet" CD "Ten plagues" (Cherry red) 7. Linda Perhacs (USA) - "Freely" CD "The soul of all natural things" (Asthmatic kitty) 8. Korhan Futaci & Kara Orkestra (Turkey) - "Unutulmasin bu yaz" CD "Korhan Futaci & Kara Orkestra" (Unibro) 9. Olivia Louvel (UK/France) - "In my shed" CD "Beauty sleep" (Cat werk) 10. The Youth (Denmark) - "Baby, Im back" CD "Nothing but..." (Dirty water) 11. Alsara & The Nubatones (Sudan) - "Nuba noutou" CD "Silt" (Wonderwheel) 12. Sun Foot (USA) - "Recession psychonaut" CD "Purple & orange Memorial record" (Pork salad) 13. Pacifika (Canada) - "Panamericana" CD "Amor Planeta" (Six degrees) 14. Dexter (Germany) - "Witch/Room" CD "The trip" (Melting pot) 15. Archie Bronson Outfit (UK) - "We are floating" CD "Wild crush" (Domino) Страница программы на оф. сайте Сообщество программы Вконтакте

Bastard Jazz labelhead DJ DRM returns to Brooklyn Radio with a collection of fall-influenced tunes to suit the season. Expect old & new tracks from FaltyDL, Alsarah & The Nubatones, Peaking Lights, Ticklah, Captain Planet, Esta, The Juan MacLean, MonkeyRobot & much more! DOWNLOAD Bastard Jazz Radio – Everyone & Us Tracklist: 1. Falty DL …

Bastard Jazz Radio is back! On the regular! This episode features 2 unreleased exclusives – the Chancha Via Circuito remix of Alsarah & The Nubatones’ “Fugu” and the Nick Wisdom remix of Potatohead People’s “Blossoms”. Enjoy and stay tuned for more Bastard Jazz! DOWNLOAD Bastard Jazz Radio “Decisions” Tracklist: 1. Taylor McFerrin feat. Emily King – “Decisions” 2. …

Zach Fredman is a musician, composer, and rabbi-in-training now in his fifth year at the Jewish Theological Seminary. Over the past several years, he has worked to combine his spiritual and musical passions by composing devotional songs that draw on his favorite musical traditions. Those include Indian raga, North African rhythms and forms of chanting, as well as the Grateful Dead and Aretha Franklin. For lyrics, he turned to Torah and other religious texts. For collaborators, he turned to musicians whose work, like his, isn’t easily categorized. Perhaps most surprising is his singer Alsarah, a Muslim woman who grew up in Sudan and Yemen, went to Wesleyan University, and now leads the band Alsarah and the Nubatones from her base in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Together, the 10-person band, which is called the Epichorus, is releasing their first album, One Bead, available here at the end of this... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alsarah, is a Sudanese born singer, songwriter and ethnomusicologist. She studied Music with a concentration in Ethnomusicology at Wesleyan University. She worked with The Sounds of Taraab performing classical Taraab music from Zanzibar and Kenya ranging from the 1940s-today. Alsarah & The Nubatones came together out of a collective love for Nubian music and a genuine belief that Soul transcends all cultural and linguistic barriers. Inspired by the pentatonic scale they blend a selection of Nubian 'songs of return' from the 1970s-today with original material and traditional music of central Sudan. The Nubatones is comprised of Alsarah, Haig Manoukian, Karine Fleurima, Rami El Aasser, and Mawuena Kodjovi To hear more about Alsarah, please visit:www.soundclould.com/alsarah. She is also featured on Sudan365 album: http://www.sudan365.org/read-more.771.html Hisham Haj Omar  is a filmmaker and youth activist with Girifna. Girifna (“We are fed up” in Arabic) was established two days before the voter registration process was to begin for the country's first multiparty vote in nearly a quarter-century. They use orange as their color and the V-for-victory sign as a logo.Part of Girifna's mission is to encourage Sudanese to learn about their rights and start demanding them through nonviolent protest. Hisham Haj Omar, helped build Girifna's multimedia Web site. Girifna members carry cellphone-size video cameras to their activities so they can post images of the excited crowds, and often of the police interrupting their activities. www.girifna.com