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Plays John Coltrane and Langston Hughesby Raphael Rogińskisupported by
David Rankin The thing that strikes me about this music is how soothing it is and stimulates the parts that other music doesn't get near. There's such a fresh airy feeling in the recordings that make Raphael's work so singularly special.I can't recommend this guy's music projects enough.Looking forward to more next year. Favorite track: Grand Central.
lionvalley Very happy to see this mesmerizing album is to be available again. "Plays John Coltrane" sounds like a brazen title, but these tracks are transformative and masterful. And the two original compositions for the Hughes poems (hauntingly sung by Przybysz) aren't bonuses, they're highlights. Mournfully affirmative. Favorite track: Blue Train.more...
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Djourouby Ballaké Sissokosupported by
Devin Metz Compares with Ali Farka's collabs with Toumani. That's a compliment.
Charlie Moonbeam Ballaké Sissoko is my favorite kora player, and following his musical life has led me to some of my most beloved musical discoveries.
This latest release is every bit as gorgeous as all of his prior work.
And it is so clear how he brings the best out of each of his collaborators. Favorite track: Kadidja ft. Piers Faccini.more...
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New Moonby arc raesupported by
pixelsadness pure & lovely minimal... pure luv Favorite track: Second Thoughts.
m25ya I cannot stress enough what a stunning album this is. Jazzy, glitchy and hypnotic... it brings me total peace. Favorite track: Moth.more...
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Raphael RogińskiWarsaw, Poland -
Ballaké SissokoBamako, Mali -
Ben AylonSenegal -
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Toni GeitaniBeirut, Lebanon
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