theartsdesk Radio Show 13

Latest global radio show with new sounds from the Sahara, Brazil, India and Ireland

Another peripatetic mix of the latest global sounds and reissues from theartsdesk’s resident world music fanatic Peter Culshaw. The radio show features a mindbendingly eclectic mix from Colombia, Louisiana, Angola to Brazil, with some new folk from The Gloaming, alt country from Sam Outlaw, bonkers psychedelia from India, and a couple of old numbers from Ali Farka Touré and the Neville Brothers. An Easter sonic feast.

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Track listing

Bashir Mal Khalifé – "Wolfpack"

Kalyanji – "Ananii"

Sidestepper – "Come and See Us Play"

Kanatu y el Tigre – "Quien de Queda Quien Se Va"

Sam Outlaw – "Keep It Interesting"

Fantastic Negrito – "An Honest Man"

Ali Farka Touré – "Soukora"

Werkha – "The Invincible"

Annabel Lee – "Breathe Us"

Erik Truffaz Quaartet – "Kudu"

Buraka Som Sistema – "Kalimba"

Sidestepper – "Fuego Que se Llamen"

Trombone shorty "Hurricane Season"

Neville Brothers – "Yellow Moon"

Professor Longhair – "Go To The Mardi Gras"

Aziza Brahim – "Baraka"

Rokia Traoré – "Tu Voles"

Fred Thomas – "A Dream"

No Go Stop – "Agbara Orin"

Fela Kuti and the Koola Lobitos – "Omuti"

Marisa Monte – "Pale Blue Eyes"

Reem Kelani – "Sprinting Gazelles"

The Gloaming – "The Killing Wave"

Gabriel Levy – "O de Fora"

Khany – "Chan Chan"

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