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Hosted by Parisa
Tune in to Global Rhythm Radio for an eclectic mix of international music, featuring your monthly host Parisa. We'll be exploring two hours of music that bridges eras and continents.
This month’s lineup: - Swoonworthy poetic love song from Egyptian ‘60s - Funky rhythms from Nigeria’s Modern Agbadka innovator - Gritty, industrial reinventions of Indonesia’s Jathilan tradition - Low-brow French pop from oddball cult film soundtracks - Ethereal, cosmic soundscapes from pre-Columbian traditions - Bass-heavy, futuristic twists on reggaeton’s neoperrero wave This and so much more! Streaming below.
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New Music Drops is a monthly series on T&E where we share some of our favorite new releases from this year in rock, pop, metal, punk, hip-hop, and global music. For the March installment, you'll discover sci-fi-themed improvisational free jazz, electro-clash inspired synth pop, experimental cumbia, d-beat Dutch hardcore, and so much more!
Global Rhythm Radio with your host Parisa returns for an eclectic mix of international music! You'll hear two hours of all brand new releases and reissues of various genres, including: fuzzed out psychedelia from Cyprus' divided capital city, Brazilian hip hop infused with tropicalia grooves, Seoul's ancient pansori traditions colliding with experimental electronica and death metal vocals, raw vocal field recordings sharing the beauty of Bhutan's Choekey language, bootleg gems from the golden age of Mexico City’s mobile soundsystems, and more!
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Hosted by Parisa Eshrati
Tune in to the latest installment of Global Rhythm Radio - a two hour radio show featuring the finest contemporary and traditional music from around the world. In this episode, you'll hear an eclectic blend of swingin' sega soul from Mauritius, Balkan experimental tape collages, dub and Ainu folk fusion, and so much more.
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