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Darkly swirling California-based rockers - given a distinctive edge by the shrilly melodic vocals of Cambodian singer Chhom Nimol and whose music has featured in several films, including 'City Of Ghosts' and 'Broken Flowers' - kick off their first European tour of 2009 with a one-off London date in support of their new documentary 'Sleepwalking Through The Mekong'. Punk and reggae kingmaker Don Letts, of Big Audio Dynamite, provides what should be memorable DJ support.

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good luck Baraka

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:-)

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http://www.myspace.com/justinadamsproducer

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don't lose time, it is dead forum... nobody will help you here, nobody will answer you... find another place to send your music. i am on the same way... I like realworld music label, they have great CD, but how they found new musician???and why they ignore information in this forum- for me is a big big question!!!!X-(

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I'm new here please help. I'm looking for any way to send real world records our music and be sure it did not get lost among thousands of other e-mails or cd's. We live in poland but we are a mix of polish and arabic musicians. Our music is a fusion of reggae, arabic music, blues, funcky, rock and jazz.

If anybody from RWR is here please let me know how to send you our promomix and be sure you got it!

I will be great full for any help

best regards

Rami

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We are music group from Latvia. We have three albums in S-Petersburg out. Nowtime we have new music work ready. Pamir traditional music direct from Tadjikistan (Mountain part called Pamir), remixed in dub-electronic style. With interesting jazz-style piano and sax. For this recording we received violin from private collection. Original Ruggeri 1683 build instrument. Over 75 minutes of interesting music. Please give us idea how to bring it to your market???

thank you

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Good Day,

Andy

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I am Yusuf, a Ghanaian percussionist and bandleader living in Amsterdam. With my band Zuluwannsago we play afrobeat, funk and jazz on festivals and in clubs.Here http://www.youtube.com/zuluwannsago you'll find some recent videos from a Jazz festival where we performed. And this is my website:http://www.yusufsbeat.nl/.

I also have a profile on myspace: www.myspace.com/zuluwannsago

I hope you'll find my music interesting and we can do some business together!

Please do let me know what you think about it.

Thanks and greetings,

Yusuf Nuweku

Tel. 00 31 650577252/ 640742586

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Well, let's try Toure, although it is not the right way to spell it.

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There was also an interview on Dutch television (in English) and Daby performed some songs. If you are interested, you can watch it on the internet: http://www.vpro.nl/programma/vrijegeluiden/afleveringen/41732309/items/41771415/

In the right corner of the window there is a section called 'video'. Enjoy!

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a new release by "Mamer" from Uygur/East-Turkestan, Askhabad from Turkmenistan, the female singer Sevara Nazarkhan with a few releases and we also can add the "throat-singing act" Shu-De from Tuva/Northern Mongolia.

The best thing you could to is to check out the "catalogue"-section of this Real World Records-site : There You will find a world-map - click the Central Asia-area and You will get more info. In Central Asia the mostly speak languages/dialects, that are close to the Turkish language.

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I have this CD: Bowers & Wilkins With Real World Records

http://www.discogs.com/release/1107117

which I got free from B&W when I registered my speakers. But now I can't find it in catalog! Why? Also, is there a vinyl version available?

Thanks

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http://realworldrecords.com/news/spiro-on-the-bw-music-club

JT

:-]

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i'll be so glad to hear Imagined village in France;

sadly, i was not at the Cambride folk festival last summer but watched it on BBC 4

I am a big english folk listener and put from Youtube a video of them on my own facebook site

Is anyone knows about previous concerts?

All the best

JMM

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I was wondering if you could give me some advice regarding a future in music recording and production. I am currently on a gap year and will begin university this September. As a keen enthusiast of “world music” (although I don't particularly like that term myself!) it has been my ambition for some time now to be involved in and hopefully make a career within the world music industry. I am especially interested in the traditional music of Central Asia; it would be a dream come true to work with that music as a field recorder or even through more studio-based production.

As I am only nineteen, however, and as I live in very rural Mid Wales I have had little opportunity to learn much about the industry beyond what I read in Songlines and on some world music record labels, and my knowledge of the music itself extends only to the music I listen to on my many CDs and from what I've read in a handful of ethnomusicology journals and books. I was hoping you could give me a few tips as to where to go from here. Anything would be appreciated – I would add a “such as” here, but I'm afraid I might suggest the wrong “such as”s, so I'll leave it as “anything” and trust that you'll know what to say instead!

On a slightly different note, perhaps you might also be able to help me regarding my university choices also. I've narrowed it down to two courses: the BA in music at SOAS and BMus at Newcastle with a year abroad. From a world music perspective I've no doubt that SOAS would be the better of the two, where I could learn the music first hand that I hope to work with in the future. However, I would be sacrificing a couple of other musical enjoyments of mine, namely classical singing and composition. Also, although there would be so many opportunities in London, especially from a world music point of view, I'm not sure I would really enjoy the city and its expenses for three years of undergrad study! Would studying music at SOAS be too narrow a field? Or would you think it perfect for someone who wants to work in the world music industry in the future? Don't worry about helping me with this if you haven't a clue – it's merely something that's been bugging my mind for some time now!

Thank you very much,

Hedd Thomas

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(I`m talking `bout the MAP and the chronological release dates of the albums.:-) :-) :-) )

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(I`m talking `bout the MAP and the chronological release dates of the albums.:-) :-) :-) )

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Can someone please tell me where I can buy the song or album that the song is featured on from?

I have looked everywhere and have not found it.

Thank you

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Gracias

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:-) :-] :-X

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skyline.Director Neil Donoghue delivers an ambient

film called Live Blue.Together they create a unique

atmosphere.

Live Blue Filmed at Whelans Dublin Dec 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7clMzpMFi54&feature=PlayList&p=9111A5AAC59410CC&index=0&playnext=1

Thanks and Enjoy,

Neil :-)

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