Bandcamp Weekly September 20, 2022
Alhaji Waziri Oshomah beams in from Nigeria to spread the spiritual vibes, plus new gems by BCUC, Bjork, and Yanna Momina.
Andrew Jervis hosts. Alhaji Waziri Oshomah by Hsiao-Ron Cheng.
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Album of the Day
Conduit
by Coby Sey
The London-based electronic artist makes club music that demands reflection. read more
The Off-Kilter Sounds of bié Records
Lamin Fofana Explores African Migration and Displacement With His Latest Trilogy
Morgan Geist & Michael Kelley Reflect on Their Paradigm-Shifting Dance Music
Math Meets Art in Greg Davis’ “New Primes”
For International Jazz-Rap Group Sélébéyone, Abstraction is Key
Scene Report: Techno in Montevideo, Uruguay
UK Organ Maestro Brian Auger is the Godfather of Acid Jazz
Pierre Bastien’s Musical World of Mecanoids
¡No Controles!: Meet the Women Reinvigorating Spanish Indie Rock
Jimetta Rose & The Voices of Creation Find Joy in Community on “How Good It Is”
Why You Trying So Hard, Just Believe It: Organ Tapes’ “Into One Name”
Essential Releases, September 16, 2022
The Former Pro Skater to Bandcamp Pipeline: A Listener’s Guide
The Pioneers of Krautrock Are Still Chugging Away
Rediscovering The Sons of Adam, Forgotten Kings of L.A. Rock
Emeka Ogboh Lovingly Captures the Sounds of Lagos
“Pearl Bailey At Her Best” Is a Powerful Relic of a Bygone Era
Chris Watson of Cabaret Voltaire Found a Second Career in Nature Recordings
New World Records Maps the Past and Future of American Music
A Guide to Rebellious Hip-Hop Luminary Denzel Curry
Un Hombre Solo’s Songs of Isolation
The New Vanguard of Polish Jazz
In 1970s Nigeria, Psychedelia and Resistance Went Hand-In-Hand
The Garden are Orange County’s Most Uncategorizable Punk Rock Legends
Bureau B: A Gateway to the Kosmische
Chat Pile: The Success No One Was Expecting
Essential Releases, September 9, 2022
Stealing, Feeling, Rolling, and Reeling: John Martyn’s “Small Hours”
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