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This blog strives to promote non-English language music and multiculturalism, as both are often let out and ignored in the societies of today where the omnipresence of the English language dominates the popular culture. We have nothing against English; we value it high as a means of international communication, but it is important that other cultures are not thrown aside in its wake.
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- Afghanistan (1)
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November
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- Vypsaná fiXa, Tata Bojs - Czech rock
- Terroristene - Norwegian Reggae
- Zanzibár - Pop Rock from Hungary
- Tajik music part two
- Alumiinium, Sinu Sädelev Sõber - Estonian Fusion
- Las Ultrasónicas - Persian Rock
- Thåström - Swedish Punk
- Ebi - Persian classic
- Los Cafres and Gondwana
- Gor Mkhitarian - Armenian Folk
- Мумий Тролль - Russian Rock
- Chinese.. yea.. what is this? :D
- Pinhani - Turkish rock
- Tajik music
- Arsenal and Stereo Total - Similar Bands from Diff...
- Turkmen music
- Mountain Mocha Kilimanjaro - Japanese Jazz
- Kazakh artist: "Urker"
- Abeba Lakew
- Syriac Music Database
- Kapela Ze Wsi Warszawa / Electro folk
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Expansion of this project
This blog started about a year ago in order to increase musical diversity. Since yabba, the sole founder, could not placate the raging fans alone, he sought out other contributors in order to increase the post-frequency.
The Team:
yabba: I'm a 21 year old student of philosophy from Leipzig, Germany. My name is Tobi, I love people and different cultures. I can't stand politics ;-)
contact: dia po ka toba (at)gmail.com (no spaces)
gift: I'm a 19 year college student. I think I'll major in Cognitive Science. My name is Ryan...I like languages, philosophy, politics, and culture.
lmr:
yossi:
The Team:
yabba: I'm a 21 year old student of philosophy from Leipzig, Germany. My name is Tobi, I love people and different cultures. I can't stand politics ;-)
contact: dia po ka toba (at)gmail.com (no spaces)
gift: I'm a 19 year college student. I think I'll major in Cognitive Science. My name is Ryan...I like languages, philosophy, politics, and culture.
lmr:
yossi:
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1 comment:
Great to see a first Kazakh band here! We've got an interview with the singer of Urker on our blog: http://kazakhstan.neweurasia.net/?p=159.
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