Bandcamp Weekly April 26, 2022
Australian producer/DJ Harvey Sutherland takes over the BC Weekly with a sublime selection and a spotlight on Nikki Nair.
Hosted by Harvey Sutherland. Illustration of Nikki Nair by Hsiao-Ron Cheng.
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Fans have paid artists $921 million using Bandcamp, and $199 million in the last year.
Fans have paid artists $921 million using Bandcamp, and $199 million in the last year.
Selling Right Now paused (and yes, this really is a live feed — when you hear “nobody pays for music anymore,” that’s just The Man spreading his agenda)
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Klezmer’s DIY Revival Looks Back to Look Forward
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Mingus At 100
Coco Em Instills Global Club Music With Kenyan Pride
Demystifying the Internet’s Breakcore Revival
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PUTOCHINOMARICÓN Explores Contradictions on “JÁJÁ ÉQUISDÉ (Distopía Aburrida)”
“Saturno 2000” Tells the Story of Mexican Sonideros
Digging for Obscure Gold with Music From Memory
Revisiting the Iranian Electronic Underground
All Roads in Peruvian Shoegaze and Post-Rock Lead To “Crisálida Sónica”
Marion Brown’s “Why Not” Is a Sweet Glimpse of Midcentury Free Jazz
Experimentation and Flux in Kyoto
A Guide to Canada’s Classical Label Redshift Music
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How Jazz Taught Alabaster dePlume To Face His Fears
A Guide to Seoul’s Experimental Electronic Scene
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