Loving all the new music I'm hearing, and since I love when people share their music with me, I'll share!
I went to the Mill Race folk fest with Jesse and Carla and I found this awesome feature a while ago on Grooveshark.com. Folk Radio. It's hit and miss sometimes, but different stuff, mostly which is A+! I learned that I really love the sound of the punjabi drums with the flute and some traditional indian music.
Galitcha- a really great Punjabi/Indian Folk/French band. The name means tapestry. So their music incorporates a lot of different stuff! Flute, Sax, Doldrum, Punjabi drums (dont know the name), even some Chinese violin!
Bon Débarras- a really fun québécois folk band! I'd say comparable to Les Colocs! Really multi-talented performers too!
Zubrivka- ukrainian folk. Yeah, ukrainian and it was so much fun!
Noah and the Whale- Well, they're not as unknown, but awesome nonetheless!
Delhi 2 Dublin- mix of Irish and Indian. They also incorporate some electronic in their music too! They're really good performers on top of that! (I just watched a video)
Imagined Village- An English band that also incorporates Irish and Indian music. They just make an awesome mix! I googled Irish Indian music and came accross them.
I was also introduced to a lot of new music when in Katimavik, which excites me :)
Music is always good :) and I've really found a deeper appreciation for it after learning to play a little with it myself!
Living life in peace. Releasing fear, letting go and holding on. All I wish for is to find harmony, happiness and to share the light I find. This blog is about my personal experiences seeing life as it is, in all it's glory and misery. This blog is a record of my personal development that I love to share with all who want to read. It is about my life journey embracing what mother earth and the beings she created have to offer wherever I find I am. FRI LUFTS LIV! (Free Open Air Life)
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Monday, August 1, 2011
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