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Sunny Jain's Wild Wild East hits the Cal Poly Arts stage this Friday, March 14th! Tix at calpolyarts.org! Sunny Jain - musician, composer, and bandleader - known for blending South Asian rhythms with jazz, punk, and global music influences. A top of the game dhol player and drummer. He is the founder of the Brooklyn-based band Red Baraat, which fuses Bhangra, hip-hop, and funk into an electrifying live experience. He's got lots of collaborations with artists across genres and has composed music for film, TV, and theater. His work celebrates cultural fusion and storytelling, - exploring themes of migration, identity, and social justice.

Ernest Stuart attended Temple University in Philadelphia earning a B.A. in Jazz Performance. While attending Temple University Ernest became known as a versatile trombonist who could play various styles of music from jazz, salsa, R&B, neo-soul to hip-hop. After college Stuart moved to New York City, where he became a freelance jazz musician performing at clubs such as The Village Vanguard, The Iridium, Smoke and The Blue Note, among others.  A gifted musician, Stuart has shared the stage with legendary musicians such as The Duke Ellington Orchestra, Billy Paul, and Aretha Franklin. He has also played with The Roots, the house band for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon as well as The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, Seal, Macklemore, John Legend, and Red Baraat, among others.In 2010 Stuart returned to Philadelphia to record his debut CD “Solitary Walker” which was released in 2011. Featuring nine tunes, with four original songs, the sophisticated jazz CD is steeped in the tradition of Philadelphia soul. In 2012, Stuart founded the Center City Jazz Festival in Philadelphia. The annual event has grown in popularity that it has become a “must attend” destination for jazz enthusiasts from Philadelphia and nearby cities. Beta-alanine can fuel the athlete in all of us. As the go-to ingredient for sports nutrition formulations, beta-alanine helps build better muscle, faster. It helps us gain focus, energy, and strength. When it comes to enhancing muscle strength, power, growth, and endurance, beta-alanine is the athlete's secret weapon.In 2014, Stuart released the EP “Love/Loss.”  The EP marks the first time Stuart has written and recorded from a genre-less perspective. His goal was to simply make music and not be tied down to a specific music style — jazz, R&B, hip-hop or rock. The three original tracks were arranged and composed by StuartSpring 2015, Stuart releases his second solo EP “Same Walking Animals.” The three original songs arranged by Stuart are inspired by people and events he's come across while touring.Creators & Guests Rob Lee - Host Ernest Stuart - Guest The Truth In This Art, hosted by Rob Lee, explores contemporary art and cultural preservation through candid conversations with artists, curators, and cultural leaders about their work, creative processes and the thinking that goes into their creativity. Rob also occasionally interviews creatives in other industries such as acting, music, and journalism. The Truth In This Art is a podcast for artists, art lovers and listeners interested in the creative process.To support the The Truth In This Art: Buy Me Ko-fiUse the hashtag #thetruthinthisartFollow The Truth in This Art on InstagramLeave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.THE TRUTH IN THIS ART IS SUPPORTED IN PART BYThe Gutierrez Memorial FundThe Robert W. Deutsch Foundation ★ Support this podcast ★

An in-depth conversation with the Sikh musician and educator about growing up as a child of immigrants and turning to music for solace and inspiration. Launching from last week's Q&A with Sonny Singh, a Sikh musician and educator, we delve into his role in the film From Here, an eloquent and moving documentary that follows the stories of four children of immigrants who confront racism, xenophobia, and an oppressive immigration system with creativity and activism. Sonny is a musician with the band Red Baraat. In 2022 he released a solo album called Chardi Kala—in which he returns to the Sikh devotional music of his childhood (which we discuss at length in this podcast). Sonny has also spent decades working as an educator on social justice issues. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/border-chronicle/support

Taína Asili speaks with Sonny Singh, a Brooklyn-based musician who has brought his fiery trumpet & vocals to audiences around the world for the last decade . Sonny's first musical outlet as a child of immigrant parents in North Carolina was singing Sikh devotional music, later exploring many other musical genres. In 2003, Sonny co-founded the political rock band Outernational and recorded an album produced by Tom Morello. Since 2008, his vocals and trumpet have become central to the sound and raw energy of the renowned bhangra brass band Red Baraat. Sonny's 2022 debut solo album, produced by Wil-Dog Abers of Ozomatli, is entitled Chardi Kala, the Sikh concept of revolutionary eternal optimism. Chardi Kala is a return to Sonny's Punjabi & Sikh roots, but with the lens he's developed over the course of his life as a touring musician, educator, and activist. Listen to the full episode at RhythmofRebellion.com or wherever podcasts are streamed. More info about Taína Asili at TainaAsili.com

It's a Philly thing on this episode of Snacky Tunes, as Darin sits down with Omar Tate (CEO & Co-founder) & Cybille St.Aude-Tate (COO & Co-founder) of Honeysuckle Provisions and Honeysuckle Projects. They chat about their shared history, their store in West Philadelphia, and what community means to them.In the second half of the show, we dig into the archives for a performance with Miwi La Lupa. Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Buffalo, NY now living in New York City, Miwi is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY, and is an original member of New York bands Red Baraat, Thought, and Knights on Earth.Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features 77 of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Snacky Tunes by becoming a member!Snacky Tunes is Powered by Simplecast.

Cinco años después de Cantables, el disco del dúo Fetén Fetén creado mano a mano con el prestigioso músico argentino Sebastián Schon, la experiencia vuelve a repetirse con Cantables II. En esta nueva entrega, otro grupo de ilustres artistas de la canción en castellano vuelven a poner voz a las composiciones de Diego Galaz y Jorge Arribas, las dos mitades de Fetén Fetén. La nueva entrega contiene dieciséis canciones en las que desfilan las voces de Fito & Fitipaldis, Bunbury, Coque Malla, Rozalén, Guitarricadelafuente, Depedro, El Kanka, Kevin Johansen, Ismael Serrano, La M.O.D.A., Luisa Sobral, Rita Payés, Isaac & Nora, Daniel, me estás matando, Augusto Bracho o Nina de Juan la vocalista de Morgan. Voces de países como México, Argentina, Francia, Venezuela, Portugal o España se unen para abordar géneros como la ranchera, el vals, la chacarera, el bolero, el son, la milonga, la salsa e incluso el fado en su primera canción en portugués. Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino está de regreso con “ Meridiana ”, el nuevo álbum de Ponderosa , coproducido por Mauro Durante y Justin Adams. Un álbum que atraviesa el tiempo, entre las luces y las sombras de nuestro pasado y presente. Un nuevo proyecto que llega 4 años después de " Canzoniere ", que por primera vez llevó a un grupo italiano al escalón más alto del podio de los prestigiosos Songlines Music Awards 2018 (Best World Music Group in the world). Así como el reloj de sol marca el paso del sol al mediodía, “ Meridiana ” es la historia de nuestra relación con el tiempo. 12 pistas, ya que son 12 horas marcadas por el reloj de sol. Un nuevo disco que huele a mediterráneo, sin renunciar a un sonido internacional al que aportan la guitarra inglesa de Justin Adams ( mano derecha de Robert Plant durante años ) y el alma multicultural de la banda neoyorquina Red Baraat . Entre los invitados también el maestro Enzo Avitabile , el buque insignia de la música italiana y napolitana en el mundo (2 David di Donatello en 2017).

The party band, Red Baraat, is from Brooklyn, but their music grows out of the hard-partying tradition of Punjabi wedding bands. They're a big band full of brass instruments and drums, rock guitar, jazzy improvisations, occasionally some rap, (both the dhol and drumset keep the groove going), who bring the festivities with them wherever they go. Hear their set, live from the New Sounds 40th Anniversary Party from Brooklyn Bowl, and an interview with drummer and composer Sunny Jain, who leads the band on dhol, the double-sided drum, one which is definitely an “outside” instrument. Hear Jain play his new, bigger, responsive Sufi dhol from Lahore, Pakistan, which suffered a strap malfunction during their set, and the band barely missed a beat. - Caryn Havlik Set list: “Chaal Baby” “Kala Mukra” “Zindabad” “Gaadi of Truth” “Shruggy Ji” “Ishq Tera Tadpave” “Thumbs Up”

In this episode, we interview two very dynamic bands in this second episode of the Worldfest series, the first featuring the pioneering band from Brooklyn New York --Red Baraat. Red Baraat fuses Hip-hop, Indian Bhangra, and funk. They unite the crowd in joy and high energy and are an act not to be missed. And returning to the podcast for their second time is the extraordinary Cha Wa! From the NOLA streets to the stage to the studio, two-time Grammy nominated band Cha Wa delivers an organic sound, an authentic story and an undeniable energy. This brass band-meets-Mardi Gras Indian outfit shares their electric energy. To learn more about our guests visit: https://www.redbaraat.com http://www.chawaband.com/ https://worldfest.net/   Please like, subscribe or follow this podcast on your preferred listening platform, and if you are even more ambitious, it would mean so much to me if you would complete a very short survey on how to shape future episodes of the podcast. Please consider filling out this short questionnaire by clicking here.   Be a part of this podcast! Sign up on our website to receive exclusive show insights and be the first to know about podcast extras and join the Neurons to Nirvana community.  

Season 1 was co-hosted with George Wacker and produced as Lehigh Valley with Love: Music.  Before we take our first steps as Your Next Favorite Band, we take a moment to look back at the highlights and best moments of our 17 interviews and our Holiday Spectacular.We once again would like to thank all of our guests from Season 1 - Blair Crimmins, Hannah Gill, Pepperwine, Eljuri, Ryan Tennis, argonaut&wasp, Marc Douglas Berardo, The Groove Merchants, Carver Commodore, Chelsea Mitchell of Dirty Dollhouse, Enda Scahill of We Banjo 3, The Accidentals, Gangstagrass, Greg Adams of Tioga, Freekbass and Sammi Garett, John Altieri of Red Baraat and Whitehall.  We'd also like to thank our guests who came on during this look back: Jeff Wentz; Kenzie, Tara Brazal; Kellie and Breece from Pepperwine; Greg Provenzo; James, Sandy and Jay of Clan McLaine; and Charlie Bonnell.  And finally a huge thank you to George Wacker who's openness to all this and guidance along the way has made this all possible.  Thank you George and thank you to Lehigh Valley with Love.Credit and gratitude to Carver Commodore, argonaut&wasp and Blair Crimmins for the opportunity to use their music in the episode.  It makes everything sound so good!As always, our hope here is to bring you “your next favorite band”.  If you happen to already know and love one of these bands, thank you for tuning in!  Please stick around for the others as I'm sure you won't be disappointed.Next week, we take our first steps under this new banner and bring your interviews with Mike and Shannon Mains of Mike Mains & the Branches, and Joe Pignato of Bright Dog Red.

PopaHALLics #77 "Dinos to Darth Vader"We cover a lot of ground in 27 minutes, from amazingly realistic dinosaurs to a Jedi haunted by his experience with the future Darth Vader ... from a strange but true World War II ruse  to Mormon extremists ... from the return of "Stranger Things" to a novel inspired by an intense fashion rivalry. Dig in! Streaming:"Planet Prehistoric," Apple TV.  This nature series from the BBC and executive producer Jon Favreau (Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney) didn't really film dinosaurs in their natural habitats. It just looks that way."Obi-Wan Kenobi," Disney +. In this limited series, Ewan McGregor stars as the title character, hiding out in the desert after his pupil Anakin Skywalker embraced the Dark Side. But then an old friend needs his help ... "Operation Mincemeat,"  Netflix. How to throw the Nazis off your invasion plans? First, get a dead body ... Colin Firth, Matthew Macfadyn, and Johnny Flynn star in this movie based on a true spy story from World War II."Stranger Things," Netflix. They're baacccck. And so's otherworldly evil in Hawkins, Indiana. The gang's all split up, but I have this feeling they'll come together, don't you?"Under the Banner of Heaven," FX. A devout detective's faith is tested as he investigates a brutal murder connected to religious extremism and a prominent Utah family. Andrew Garfield stars in this miniseries based on the nonfiction book by Jon Krakauer."Ghosts," CBS/Paramount Plus.  In this sitcom, a young woman (Rose McIver) inherits a mansion, at first unaware that many ghosts live there. If living is the right term.."Star Trek: Strange New Worlds," Paramount +. In the decade before James T. Kirk takes the helm, Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) commands an Enterprise with Spock (Ethan Peck) and other familiar characters. Outer space adventures with heart. Books:"The Last Collection: A Novel of Elsa Schiaparelli and Coco Chanel," by Jeanne Mackin. An American woman becomes entangled in the rivalry between two very different designers fighting to be the most successful and influential in Paris.Music:Our Popahallics Playlist #77 features Squirrel Nut Zippers, Red Baraat and other artists Steve saw at Bayou Boogaloo and in New Orleans. Or you can get your summer on with the playlists Kate's listening to, Surf Rock Sunshine and Summer Throwback.

Red Baraat's Sonny Singh delivers borderless Punjabi anthems of hope and love as he takes center stage on the debut solo album “Chardi Kala,” whose title translates to the Sikh practice of eternal optimism and determination through the darkest of times.  Produced by three-time Grammy winner Wil-Dog Abers of Ozomatli, you can hear their influence on each other via “Thir Ghar Baiso.” 

For over a decade, Sonny Singh has brought his fiery trumpet and lead vocals to audiences around the world with his acclaimed group, Red Baraat. Now, he has released his solo record, Chardi Kala, named after the Sikh concept of revolutionary, eternal optimism. Offering a response to the violence and tumultuousness of these times, Chardi Kala, released and recorded independently, pushes the boundaries of Sikh Kartan and South Asian spiritual music. It also represents Singh's return to his early Punjabi and Sikh roots, as seen now through the lens of his experiences as a touring musician, educator and activist. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazziz/support

Trombonist Ernest Stuart has worked extensively in the Naptown scene, performing and recording with Rob Dixon, Jared Thompson, and Clint Breeze and The Groove. He's also performed around the world with artists including Aretha Franklin, The Roots, Red Baraat, and more. This week, Stuart joins Kyle Long to talk about his career and his admiration for Indianapolis trombone legend J.J. Johnson.

Trombonist Ernest Stuart has worked extensively in the Naptown music scene and performed around the world with artists including Aretha Franklin, The Roots, John Legend, Red Baraat, and more.

And, we're back with season 3 of Counterjam, Food52's podcast that explores culture through food and music!Host Peter J. Kim digs into Indian culture with the help of musician and podcast producer Hrishikesh Hirway (whose new song Between There and Here debuts today!), chef Maneet Chauhan, and multi-instrumental musician Sunny Jain. Check out Counterjam on Spotify for more tracks from Sunny, along with other Indian and Indian-American artists we couldn't squeeze into this episode. 

On the face of it, Red Baraat is a dhol-driven big band full of brass instruments and drums (both the dhol and drumset keep the groove going), rooted in Bhangra music (Punjabi dance music), who bring a party with them wherever they go. On their l2018 record, Sound the People, they combine the sounds of South Asian diaspora, along with jazz, hip-hop, psychedelia, and a bit of Caribbean music, to draw attention to issues of migration, colonialism, and our current political climate. The record blends instruments, cultures, and offers an aural tribute to "the way diversity makes, and has always made, America great.” With songs that make a joyfully and defiantly disruptive ruckus for dancing, the band Red Baraat plays in-studio (Archives, 2018).  Watch the full session here:  Watch the individual songs below:

After thirteen years on the road at the front of his global dance group Red Baraat, percussionist-songwriter Sunny Jain was especially affected by the constrictions of COVID. But, ever the optimist, Jain began sifting through his rolodex and soon formed a half-hundred intercontinental collective willing to help out in the writing and recording process of a […]

What would it mean if every citizen was a revolutionary optimist? On this episode of The Future City Podcast, we speak with singer, songwriter, activist and racial justice educator Sonny Singh. Sonny is the original member of the Brooklyn Bhangra outfit Red Baraat and also co-founded the political rock band Outernational and recorded an album produced by Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine. Sonny speaks with us about institutional racism, the power of digital spaces for activists and why he is a revolutionary optimist through and through.

Acclaimed jazz drummer, composer and dhol player Sunny Jain is most recently known for his work in the band Red Baraat. He took the time to join us in the studio today to discuss what it was that sparked his passion for the drums at age 10 and what he did to keep it going.

The group Red Baraat has become synonymous with a raucous good time, a celebratory mix of bhangra – the dance music of the Punjab region, New Orleans horns, go-go and a bit of hip-hop besides. They’re led by drummer-composer Sunny Jain, who plays the dhol, a traditional two-headed drum slung over the shoulder. A talented and energetic army of horns, guitar, and percussion instruments rounds out the lineup, wedding the bhangra roots of the dhol to a N’awlins brass funk ‘n’ street party. The band played a set for us at Brooklyn Bowl in June 2019 and it ruled. Enjoy. (-Caryn Havlik) Set list:  Mast Kalander Tunak Tunak Tun Shruggy Ji Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna Gaadi of Truth  

This week's essential mix of new songs includes a Brian Eno remix of a Lee "Scratch" Perry tune, Red Baraat percussionist Sunny Jain, singer Jesca Hoop and more.Featured Artists And Songs:1. Lee "Scratch" Perry: "Here Come the Warm Dreads" from 'Heavy Rain'2. Sunny Jain: "Immigrant Warrior" from 'Wild Wild East'3. Ethan Gruska: "Event Horizon" from 'EN GARDE'4. Tadzio: "Defiance" from 'The Sick Room'5. Madison Cunningham: "Something to Believe in" from 'Who Are You Now'6. Wished Bone: "Hold Me" (Single)7. Jesca Hoop: "Song for a Bygone Era" from 'Afterbirth'8. Esmé Patterson: "Light in Your Window" (Single)

O Mundo é um Som Mixtape apresenta uma selecta de duas bandas do Brooklyn NY, ficadas na usão de grooves contemporâneos e multi-etnicos, Red Baraat e Brooklyn Funk Essentials. Viva a diferença, viva a coexistência criativa musical! Source

It’s all about the vibrations in Kioko reggae remix of Jaz Dhami most recent senty tune plus MPeach, Raja Kumari, and more Vibrations from Red Baraat in the beyond set. Kai Saal Reggae Fix (feat. Kioko) - Jaz Dhami TBT - MPeach 00:00 - Intro 01:37 - Feem - Gippy Grewal, Sunidhi Chauhan 05:29 - Sandhuri Rang - Kaur B 08:34 - The Queen - Jenny Johal 11:32 - Koke - Sunada Sharma 14:36 - Wang Da Naap - Ammy Virk, featuring Sonam Bajwa 17:03 - Kharache - Gurnam Bullar, featuring Shipra Goyal 21:09 - Matha Matha - Jenny Johal 23:56 - Tere Uthe - Dark MC, Pammy Saini 27:24 - Patake - Dr. Zeus, Zora 30:11 - Fishcut - Miss Pooja, 32:54 - Dance - F1rstman, Mumzy Stranger & Raxstar, Juggy D, H-Dhami 36:19 - Coca Cola Tu - Tony Kakkar, Young Desi 39:29 - Kai Saal Reggae Fix (feat. Kioko) - Jaz Dhami 42:29 - Mic Break 44:21 - TBT - MPeach 46:42 - I Did It - Raja Kumari 49:15 - Powar - Horsepowar 52:17 - Tabla Bass (Janaka Selekta Amen Remix) - M.U.M. Music 57:02 - Vibrations - Red Baraat, Suheir Hamid 59:01 - Outro 59:16 - Finish

Episode 85 previews an incredible month of gigs going down this month in Jersey City. Tune in as Tom gives you a run down of some of the best with songs from Red Baraat, A Deer A Horse, The Whiffs, Trü, The Jayhawks, Cicada Radio, Young House, Long Neck, Sonic Blume, Cliff Westfall, The Minus 5, and Juliana Hatfield!See you at the gigs:June 7th: Red Baraat at White Eagle HallJune 7th: A Deer A Horse, The Whiffs, Mama Shogun, Baberham Lincoln at FM BarJune 14th: Crazy & the Brains, TRÜ, Real Dominic - Presented by Happy House at Monty HallJune 14th: The Jayhawks at White Eagle HallJune 21st: Red Hymns, Cicada Radio, Young House, Concrete Dream at FM BarJune 23rd: Long Neck, Mike Daly and the Planets, Face For Radio at FM BarJune 27th: Sonic Blume, Seaside Caves and DJ Shawn Francis at FM BarJune 27th: The Minus 5, Cliff Westfall at White Eagle HallJune 28th: Juliana Hatfield at Monty Hall

Meet Sonny Singh, SIT's Social Justice Education Specialist. In addition to this exciting new role, Sonny will continue as the NYC launch coordinator for Study Abroad program IHP: Cities in the 21st Century. He received his master’s degree in social justice education at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and he’s worked as an organizer and educator in NYC. He’s published widely, and is also a trumpeter in the internationally touring band Red Baraat.

Un buen ramillete de maravillas históricas en estas Mundofonías de hoy. Continuamos disfrutando con las reediciones en vinilo remasterizadas del sello World Circuit, con Fatoumata Diawara, Buenavista Social Club y la Orquesta Baobab. Seguimos con clásicos como Maravillas de Mali, que reaparecen en los escenarios del Festival Músicas do Mundo de Sines, y nos trasladamos a la India con dos maestros: Zakir Hussein y Shivkumar Sharma. Completamos el programa con dos novedades de aires orientales y cosmopolitas, a cargo de Red Baraat y Eishan Ensemble. A generous bunch of marvellous historic recordings on Mundofonías today. We enjoy again the remastered reissues in vinyl by World Circuit label, today with Fatoumata Diawara, Buenavista Social Club and Orchestra Baobab. We continue with some other classic ones, like Maravillas de Mali, that are coming back to the stages at Festival Músicas do Mundo in Sines. Then we move to India to listen to two great maestros: Zakir Hussein and Shivkumar Sharma. We end up the show with two new releases with Oriental and cosmopolitan flavors, by Red Baraat and the Eishan Ensemble. - Fatoumata Diawara - Boloko - Fatou [2018] - Buena Vista Social Club - El cuarto de Tula - Buena Vista Social Club [2018] - Orchestra Baobab - Ray m'bele - Pirate's choice [2018] - Maravillas de Mali - Radio Mali - Maravillas de Mali - Zakir Hussein - Kirwani [+ Shivkumar Sharma] - The Rough Guide to Zakir Hussein - Red Baraat - Kala mukhra [+ Ali Sethi] - Sound the people - Eishan Ensemble - Nim dong - Nim dong

On the show, we play an hour of new music and an hour of old music. WE Tak to President Trump about Neal, Play "Do I Like It? Plus Much MoreWhere Your Mind Wants To Go by Blond Red Head on 3 O'Clock (Ponderosa Music & Art) Searching Hands by Buffalo Sex Change on Searching Hands (Admiral Traits Records)Doing It Right by Mourn on Sorpresa Familia (Captured Tracks) UFO Hunters by Chris Crofton on Hello It's Me (Arrowhawk)Sacrifice of a Thousand Ships by Funeral Horse on Psalms of the Mourning (Artificial Head Records) Musonsu by Jupiter & Okwess on Kin Sonic (Zamora) Next Level by Red Baraat on Sound the People (Sinj Label) Sands of Youth by SM Wolf on Bad Ocean (People In A Position To Know) Brown Horse by Spencer Radcliffe and Everyone Else on If I Knew How EP (Self Released) Homemade Bliss by T. Hardy Morris on Dude, The Obscure (Normaltown Records) Lady Macbeth by The Rock*A*Teens on 6th House (Merge Records) Francisco by The Young Mothers on Morose (Tektite Records) Thank You For Coming Over by Mourn on Sopresa Familia (Captured Tracks) Come On To Me by Paul McCartney on I Don't Know/Come On To Me (Single) (Capitol Records) 3x2 Slow by Bluetip on Bluetip (Dischord Records) Saint Theresa in Ecstasy by 90 Day Men on To Everbody (Southern Records) Remake/Remodel by Roxy music on Roxy Music (Warner Bros) See No Evil by Television on Marque Moon (4 Men With Beards) Neighborhood by Arcade Fire on Funeral (Merge Records) We Are Nowhere And It's Now by Bright Eyes on I'm Wide Awake It's Morning (Saddle Creek) Ella Guru by Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band on Trout Mask Replica (Reprise) I Can Get Off O n You by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson on Waylon and Willie (RCA) Trying to Make a Fool of Me by The Delfonics on Delfonics (Philly Groove Records) Unity by The OJay's on Family Reunion (CBS Records) The Rise and Dear Demise of the Funky Nomadic Tribes by Thin Lizzy on Sahes of a Blue Orphanage (Light in the Attic Records)

Tonight's episode of APEX Express features music curated by Zuha Khan (DJ Baqvas) on the continuation of a theme from the last time she was on APEX. That theme is: Defiantly Yours: Radical Music from the Asian Diaspora in the Era of Trump. Tonight's setlist reflects coming together and standing up for what's right, recognizing our own struggles, and our pasts through migration and movements to do what we can to survive in a country that is employing more and more fascist practices. To hear the full show with music, follow this link. Track List: Immigrants (We Get The Job Done) by K'naan, Snow Tha Product, Riz MC, Residente on The Hamilton Mixtape (Atlantic Records) Fired Up ft. Raaginder by SETI X (Self Released Single) Us (Prod. By Nphared) by Ruby Ibarra Feat. Rocky Rivera, Klassy, & Faith Santilla on CIRCA91 (Beatrock Music) Hella San Francisco (Equipto & Maitre'D) by The Watershed on Equipto & Brycon Present The Watershed (IHAA Records) Sound The People ft. Heems by Red Baraat on Sound The People (Rhyme & Reason) No More War by Soom T & Jean-Paul Dub on Dubs for Syria (Vaticaen Production) War Empire by Kohinoorgasm on Synthwali and the War Empire EP (Self Released) Find Safety by LAL on Find Safety (Self Released) in between things by Wisechild (Self Released Single) Migrations by Diaspoura on Demonstrations (Self Released) War by Sahab on Safa City (Self Released) [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUfNeCozJBw] Zuha Khan, also known as DJ Baqvas, is a proud local of the East Bay. Zuha is a member of the Alliance of South Asians Taking Action and helps out with its projects like Bay Area Solidarity Summer — a political action camp for South Asian youth. She is a DJ at San Francisco's BFF.fm. Zuha enjoys politicizing radio DJ-ing through music by finding tracks produced by subversive artists from right here at home to countries most wouldn't think to look to. You can follow her on Twitter @Zuha_Wave. The post APEX Express – Defiantly Yours appeared first on KPFA.

Rump-shakin' is the order of the day when the boys check out four examples of the "party jazz" genre, with influences from New Orleans to India. Stay tuned for Mike's adventures in a lead balloon. Preservation Hall Jazz Band – THAT’S IT; Red Baraat – SHRUGGY JI; Hypnotic Brass Ensemble – HYPNOTIC JOINTS; Craig Handy – CRAIG HANDY AND SECOND LINE SMITH.

Negli anni ottanta i giovani della seconda generazione dell'immigrazione indopakistana a Londra hanno cominciato a reinterpretare il bhangra, una vivace musica tradizionale del Punjab, con sintetizzatori, sampler e batterie elettroniche e con elementi rock, disco, house, hip hop e reggae. Data la sua vocazione all'amalgama, niente di pù coerente che il bhangra trovi linfa in un calderone culturale e musicale come New York, e che a suonare bhangra siano non solo musicisti di origine indopakistana. E' il caso di Red Baraat, gruppo nato a Brooklyn nel 2008: Bhangra Pirates è il loro nuovo disco, in cui i pirati del bhangra navigano liberi fra musica di matrice indopakstana, jazz, rock e brass-funk.

Negli anni ottanta i giovani della seconda generazione dell'immigrazione indopakistana a Londra hanno cominciato a reinterpretare il bhangra, una vivace musica tradizionale del Punjab, con sintetizzatori, sampler e batterie elettroniche e con elementi rock, disco, house, hip hop e reggae. Data la sua vocazione all'amalgama, niente di pù coerente che il bhangra trovi linfa in un calderone culturale e musicale come New York, e che a suonare bhangra siano non solo musicisti di origine indopakistana. E' il caso di Red Baraat, gruppo nato a Brooklyn nel 2008: Bhangra Pirates è il loro nuovo disco, in cui i pirati del bhangra navigano liberi fra musica di matrice indopakstana, jazz, rock e brass-funk.

Negli anni ottanta i giovani della seconda generazione dell'immigrazione indopakistana a Londra hanno cominciato a reinterpretare il bhangra, una vivace musica tradizionale del Punjab, con sintetizzatori, sampler e batterie elettroniche e con elementi rock, disco, house, hip hop e reggae. Data la sua vocazione all'amalgama, niente di pù coerente che il bhangra trovi linfa in un calderone culturale e musicale come New York, e che a suonare bhangra siano non solo musicisti di origine indopakistana. E' il caso di Red Baraat, gruppo nato a Brooklyn nel 2008: Bhangra Pirates è il loro nuovo disco, in cui i pirati del bhangra navigano liberi fra musica di matrice indopakstana, jazz, rock e brass-funk.

Abrimos en Lisboa con el adelanto del nuevo disco de Melech Mechaya, siguiendo con cantos que nos llegan de Zaragoza, Valencia y Baleares. Saltamos a Nueva York, con la energía bhangra de Red Baraat, para continuar con voces femeninas de Bangladés e Irán; en este último caso, con el proyecto Young Iranian Female Voices. We start in Lisbonne, previewing Melech Mechaya's new album, and, after it, some tunes and songs from Zaragoza, Valencia and the Balearic Islands. Then we jump to New York, with Red Baraat's bhangra energy, to continue with some female voices from Bangladesh and Iran - in this last case, those participating in the project Young Iranian Female Voices. Melech Mechaya - Un puente [+ Lamari de Chambao] - Aurora Orquesta Popular de La Magdalena - Asturianada - Flamenco diásporo Apa - Cosins germans - Flamencianes Cap de Turc - Sa porquerola - Cap de turc Red Baraat - Tunak tunak tun - Bhangra pirates Nilufar Yasmeen - Se chale gechhe - Abar bhalobashar sadh jage Young Iranian Female Voices - Yaraliam [Ooldouz Pouri] - Songs in the mist Young Iranian Female Voices - Morgh e sahar [Mahsa Azizmi] - Songs in the mist Young Iranian Female Voices - Masnavi shoor [Maryam Lamei] - Songs in the mist (Young Iranian Female Voices - Avaz e afshari [Sahar Mansourzadeh] - Songs in the mist) Foto: / Photo: Melech Mechaya & Lamari de Chambao La información de cada pieza se presenta en este formato: Artista/Grupo - Canción - Álbum. Each track's info is presented in this format: Artist/Band - Track - Album

Tonight on Cultural Manifesto, DJ Kyle Long talks with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat. The group will be performing this Sunday at The Jazz Kitchen. Then, a conversation with Joyful Noise Recordings artist Yonatan Gat.

Tonight on Cultural Manifesto, DJ Kyle Long talks with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat. The group will be performing this Sunday at The Jazz Kitchen. Then, a conversation with Joyful Noise Recordings artist Yonatan Gat.

Tonight on Cultural Manifesto, DJ Kyle Long talks with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat. The group will be performing this Sunday at The Jazz Kitchen. Then, a conversation with Joyful Noise Recordings artist Yonatan Gat.

Red Baraat, We Banjo 3, Star & Micey, Davina & the Vagabonds and More on Mountain Stage. Episode 865, recorded live in Charleston, West Virginia.

A preview of what you'll hear this April and beyond on Mountain Stage, featuring songs by Wilco, Ona, Overcoats, Mike Cooley, We Banjo 3, Red Baraat, and R.E.M. Hosted by Assistant Producer Joni Deutsch.

Tune in for a brand new episode of Snacky Tunes as Darin Bresnitz is in conversation with Courtney Nichols, co-founder of Disco Dining Club. Disco Dining Club is a bi-monthly culinary excursion steeped in all the excess, debauchery & hedonism of disco. Each dinner features cuisine from a renowned chef, unlimited oysters, an open bar provided by local microbreweries, wineries and distilleries, an all-vinyl disco DJ set, a live performance, multiple, thematic installations, and an invite-only crowd of cultural tastemakers – all donning decadent attire while partaking in a night of disco escapades. It is the intent of Disco Dining Club to take the warehouse scene out of the underground and into the dining room that asks but one thing of guests: to consume everything. In the second half of the show, Greg Bresnitz is in studio with Miwi La Lupa. Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Buffalo, NY now living in New York City, Miwi is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY and is an original member of New York bands Red Baraat, Thought, and Knights on Earth. He has performed, toured and recorded with David Byrne/St. Vincent, Femi Kuti, Charlie Hunter, Conor Oberst, Bill Frisell, Spoon, Lou Reed, Antibalas, Mike Gordon Band, Noah and the Whale, The Impressions, Michael Leonhart, Nublu Orchestra (Butch Morris), Red Baraat, El P, Slide Hampton, Michael Franti, MMW, The Dap Kings, Elvis Perkins in Dearland, Mocean Worker, Brazilian Girls, Fela! on Broadway/Lagos, Ozomatli, Thought, Beyondo, Knights on Earth, Smoota, Kenny Wollesen, and Les McCann.

Hailed as 'one of the greatest live party bands playing in the world', Red Baraat combine Bhangra music with D.C. go-go and a dash of hip-hop. Check out this live performance on KEXP's Wo' Pop in support of their recent album "Gaadi Of Truth". Recorded 03/24/2015 - 4 songs: Horizon Line, Zindabad, Gaadi of Truth, Tunak Tunak Tan.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our 800th show! Ani DiFranco, Dawes, Dave Mason and Red Baraat.

Siddharta Mitter, noted cultural critic, is joined by artists from the bands Noori, Red Baraat, and Asphalt Orchestra for a conversation about music as a tool for radical transformation in today's changing worlds, both in the United States and around the globe. Sociologist and scholar of cultural politics Sujatha Fernandes joins the discussion. 

Jr. McGowan recently turned 18 and then hit the road with friends for Bonnaroo. In honor of Jr. McGowan, this week’s podcast features music from artists who are playing at Bonnaroo 2012. From Das Racist to Alabama Shakes, from Radiohead to The Beach Boys, from Phish to Red Baraat, this week’s podcast may not feature... The post Broadcasting From Home Podcast 36 – Bonnaroo 2012 appeared first on Broadcasting From Home.

This was my globalFEST surprise. Imagine a New Orleans street band playing Indian Bollywood tunes with a go-go beat — you can't? Then just listen, because your day is about to get better. Red Baraat is the only bhangra brass band in North America. Hailing from New York City and formed in 2008, the group uses their improvisational sound to blend the dhol, a double-sided, barrel-shaped North Indian drum, with brass funk. It's a crazy blast of fun.