This is Azam’s story broadcasted on April 22, 2011 on NPR.
Video p.1: http://youtu.be/Et7PRFaoD9A
Video p.2: http://youtu.be/8gYVsW2QVnA
Text by Oran Etkin
This is a piece I wrote dedicated to the late soprano sax player and composer Steve Lacy that’s on our recording, Kelenia. Each time we play this tune it comes out very different. I’ll soon post some different live recordings of this tune that came out totally different, with various special guests- Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Lionel Loueke. Hope you enjoy!
Text by Jim Hoey
This is an audio/visual montage dedicated to the true patriots involved in the Occupy movement.
Lyrics by William Peck.
Music: “Nightsticks” by Moe Shinola
Text by Sohrab Saadat Ladjevardi
Is this show produced somewhere in Williamsburg, in the basement of a building, funny, interesting…? I was on that show sometime ago last year: http://youtu.be/uo1xxl9o6VY. And I enjoyed it.
But reg. American humor in general: I have a problem with it because I can’t enjoy it as much as British humor. Is this a good explanation for you? Check this out: English Humour vs. American Humor – Is There a Difference?
Enjoy the video below!
To:sohi1953
Hi Sohrab. Thanks for all your Occupy Wall Street videos, they are great.
I think you would like my song. It should be the theme song of Occupy Wall Street. Hope you love it.
– Jan
Afropop’s Sean and Banning have returned from Egypt with a plethora of music, video and sounds. This week they are taking a breather after an intense, month-long trip before delving into the 4-part radio & web series they will be producing on the music of Egypt. Stay tuned by reading Banning’s latest entry on Koranic Recitation. You can also check out their video of a Sufi saint celebration (watch below) in Upper Egypt. Very cool video! Recommended to Sublime Frequencies fans!