If you haven't, please try Bandcamp. It has a ton of music you can sample from just about any genre. This is where I found The Ominfic's Escapades (great progish album).
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@manhattan1 have you heard Mark Isham's Vapor Drawings. I'm not partial to trumpet either, but this is a good record. |
@baylinor I've heard of less than half of the people you mentioned (really like caravan). So there are quite a few I can look into. Thanks |
If someone try just for new music try India music... It is as sophisticated as West music with magnificent rythms... Or try African music...I recommended Yoruba talking drums... Also Persia created stunning music... Turkey too ... China can be surprising ... Add to American jazz world jazz... I like Fado... Did you ever listen to this Portuguese guitar and singing tradition?
I like also a lot Russian musicians and choral songs... As reveal my avatar... Nothing beat an octavist....
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Please don’t spare us French-speaking music :) La Femme Christophe Hante. / Minuit Machine Cortex Limousine Mandy Indiana (though technically a British band) Rue Oberkampf (though technically a German band) Éric Lapointe (I know, I know, but the voice on that guy!) Charlotte Gainsbourg Serge Gainsbourg, up to a certain point in his career DJ Solaar And the best lyricist of all: Jacques Brel
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