WOMAD USA Cheats Death, Returns With Afro-Celt Sound System
Split between producers leads to dueling world music events in Seattle.
Split between producers leads to dueling world music events in Seattle.
Co-producers split over money, scheduling; One Reel plans more inclusive substitute.
Caetano's son combines bossa, samba, electronica on debut album.
Band's eighth album nearly lost to contractual limbo.
Daughter of U.K. folkies Martin Carthy, Norma Waterson gets original on new CD.
Group continues following co-founder Haroon Shamsher's 1999 death.
Persian Gulf star's 12th album marks his first U.S. CD.
Legendary Jamaican toaster's career celebrated on new three-CD set.
Brazilian percussionist goes electronic on first solo album in seven years.
Blind throat-singing bluesman's Tuvan journey documented on video, soundtrack album.
Group leader Bachir Attar fears Moroccan village's music on verge of extinction.
Singer/songwriter's live debut, Aos Vivos, and eponymous studio collection hit U.S.
Zimbabwean star's Chimurenga Explosion criticizes Mugabe government, raises singer's profile.
New music by Spaccanapoli, Tangerine Dream, Luis Bacalov, Pepe Aguilar also hits racks.
Italian group's Lost Souls combines protest songs, revives traditional dances.
The Colombian singer keeps regional rhythms vital on Carmelina.
'Wendo' reprises songs that made the Congo dance in 1940s, '50s.
Samoan band's second album delivers an offshore-inland hybrid of log-drumming and folk-rock harmonies.
The Greek singer/guitarist/citizen releases best-of album, remains politically active.
Susana Seivane, Sabah Habas Mustapha, Paco De Lucia also deliver new albums.
Reggae en español band's sophomore album mixes peace and love with tales of the Pinochet era.