Review – Youssou N’ Dour (Senegal)
The West African beats keep the crowd grooving to Youssou’s powerful voice.
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Review – First Aid Kit (Sweden)
Ballads echo as if down empty corridors, replete with sublime autoharp, keyboard and harmonies…
Review – Tjintu Desert Band (Australia)
A mix of reggae, funk, rock and dub grooves creates the unique sound that is Tjintu Desert Band
Review – Toumani & Sidiki Diabate (Mali)
Father-son team Toumani and Sidiki Diabate are the latest in an extraordinary 71-generation line of kora players in their family.
Review – Max Savage and The False Idols (Australia)
Max Savage and The False Idols provide the perfect soundtrack to a WOMAD Sunday afternoon
Review – FourPlay String Quartet (Australia)
Perfect for those who want to dance in the dust and for those who want to sit under the stars.
Holi @ WOMADelaide
Womadelaide opened in style, with a colourful celebration of beloved Indian festival – Holi
Review – The Painted Ladies (Australia)
Almost every song introduces a new and different instrument keeping the music easy to listen to but entertainingly diverse.
Review – Soil & “Pimp” Sessions (Japan)
It all comes together in a fractured sort of way, a sublime nightmare.
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