#2655: Border-Bashing Combinations

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
For this New Sounds, listen to border-bashing world music from unlikely combinations of styles and places. We'll hear from Boom Pam, an Israeli band that blends Balkan horns with surf guitar, along with music from a trio featuring kora & guitar with upright bass. Plus, there's music from Transatlantic NonStop, a collaboration between Andean and Azerbaijani musicians. Also, Deepika sings songs that represent her dual Norwegian and Pakistani background and there's much more.

PROGRAM # 2655, Musical Meetings (First aired on Wednesday 3/21/07)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Boom Pam

Boom Pam

Gross [4:30]
Wedding Song [3:00]

Essay #5
www.essayrecordings.com

Taffetas

Fanta

Brahma [6:00]

Rasa #3164 ** www.rasamusic.com

Transatlantic Nonstop

Music from Azerbaijan & South America

Mahur Tesnifi [8:00]

Kirkelig Kulturverksted #316 www.kkv.no

Deepika

I Alt Slags Lys

Et Navn I Munnen [4:30]

KKV #118
www.kkv.no

Transatlantic Nonstop

Music from Azerbaijan & South America

Endim Bulag Bashima/ Son de Mayari [5:30]

See above.

Sunda Africa

No Risk No Fun

Semua Bersama -Sama [4:30]

GlobeStyle #ORB-095** www.acerecords.co.uk

Farmers Market

Speed Balkan Boogie

Vinze Vinze [8:00]

KKV #148
www.kkv.no

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