I stumbled upon this song after @EightRoundsRapid's ~music topic earlier today of a Senegalese Kora song and have just kept going back to listen to it over and over again since then, since it's so...
I stumbled upon this song after @EightRoundsRapid's ~music topic earlier today of a Senegalese Kora song and have just kept going back to listen to it over and over again since then, since it's so lovely... so I thought I should properly share it. :)
You might enjoy Justin Adams and Juldeh Camaras stuff too. It's not kora, but another "strange" (to western sensibilities) instrument, the one stringed fiddle called the Nyanyero A bit of live...
You might enjoy Justin Adams and Juldeh Camaras stuff too. It's not kora, but another "strange" (to western sensibilities) instrument, the one stringed fiddle called the Nyanyero
I absolutely love that sort of mixing of traditional folk instruments + modern rock music. That was great! Also, that Nyanyero instrument reminds me of the Morin khuur, a Mongolian horsehead...
I absolutely love that sort of mixing of traditional folk instruments + modern rock music. That was great! Also, that Nyanyero instrument reminds me of the Morin khuur, a Mongolian horsehead (two-string) fiddle which Tengger Cavalry uses in their metal music. :P
Thanks for all the links, especially the Real World Records channel... that should definitely keep me busy for a while. :P
I am a fan of everything throat singing. From older Yath-Ka, Huun-Huur-Tu and Altan Urag to more modern and more experimental like Tanya Tagaq *(which was one of my best music discoveries in the...
I am a fan of everything throat singing. From older Yath-Ka, Huun-Huur-Tu and Altan Urag to more modern and more experimental like Tanya Tagaq *(which was one of my best music discoveries in the past years). She even deserves a link: Tanya Tagaq - Uja
I stumbled upon this song after @EightRoundsRapid's ~music topic earlier today of a Senegalese Kora song and have just kept going back to listen to it over and over again since then, since it's so lovely... so I thought I should properly share it. :)
You might enjoy Justin Adams and Juldeh Camaras stuff too. It's not kora, but another "strange" (to western sensibilities) instrument, the one stringed fiddle called the Nyanyero
A bit of live magic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C27h39VC4bE
http://www.juldehcamara.net/
His instrument is an African one-string fiddle, known as Nyanyero in his native Fula language or Riti in the Wolof language. - https://bandonthewall.org/artist/juldeh-camara/
https://www.discogs.com/artist/922119-Juldeh-Camara
https://www.discogs.com/artist/162861-Justin-Adams
The Real World Records YouTube channel has some great stuff. Well worth digging through - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUpwbPnDuNKhsDzkqRHCLhA
I absolutely love that sort of mixing of traditional folk instruments + modern rock music. That was great! Also, that Nyanyero instrument reminds me of the Morin khuur, a Mongolian horsehead (two-string) fiddle which Tengger Cavalry uses in their metal music. :P
Thanks for all the links, especially the Real World Records channel... that should definitely keep me busy for a while. :P
p.s. Here is another of my favorite songs featuring a Morin khuur + some awesome throat singing that you might appreciate as well.
I am a fan of everything throat singing. From older Yath-Ka, Huun-Huur-Tu and Altan Urag to more modern and more experimental like Tanya Tagaq *(which was one of my best music discoveries in the past years). She even deserves a link: Tanya Tagaq - Uja