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Married couple Ian Brennan and Marilena Umuhoza Delli seek out unconventional musical talent in parts of the globe that have experienced genocide, war, and dire poverty. The coupleâs first project was a 2010 documentary, âRwandaâ Mama,â by Ms. Delli, who is Italian and Rwandan. She filmed her motherâs journey from Italy to her original home of Rwanda years after sheâd been orphaned by a genocide. That led the pair to discover The Good Ones, a music trio consisting of representatives from all three main tribes of Rwanda. Why We Wrote This One way to ...
The Midnight Broadcast worldwide on 12 March via Bandaloop Records. The collection comprises covers, ranging from Sleepy John Estes, St. Louis Jimmy Oden, and a host of tunes from the public domain. The record opens with an early Case original, the stately “Just Hanging On”. It marks the singer’s first record of new material since 2015. In anticipation of the release, Case introduced listeners to the concept at the heart of the record, a broadcast from some remote radio station, where the music is so good, so captivating that the listener may not quite know how to comprehend what they...
Credit Courtesy American Recordings We’ll hear music from the 30th anniversary edition of Shake Your Moneymaker, the debut album from The Black Crowes as well as selections from The Lumineers, Steve Earle, and more. Tuesday, March 2 Credit Courtesy Rhino Records First released in 1970, Stage Fright was the third LP from The Band. The record has just been reissued in expanded form, including a live show from The Royal Albert Hall, recorded at the time of the record’s release. We’ll hear music from the new anniversary edition of Stage Fright as well as music from the upcoming reissue ...