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The Nightingale Trio
The Nightingale Trio is village harmonies, birdsong lullabies, and moonlit round dances. They reignite the flame of women's folk music from Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
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by Tsibele
supported by 5 fans who also own “Devoiko Mari Xubava (Beautiful Girl)”
Finally I found some fine music with Jiddish lyrics. Very nice !
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Devoiko Mari Xubava (Beautiful Girl)”
One of my favourite musical discoveries in a while. These musicians are seriously talented. I can’t help imagining that there would have been a whole significant subculture of Yiddish psych rock like this in a different, kinder universe. For now, this is a window into that world that might have been. And I love every second of it.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Devoiko Mari Xubava (Beautiful Girl)”
This record feels fresh but reflects long traditions at the same time, and the playing is marvelous.
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The freak-folk collective's debut is full of rich, haunted vocals and experimental melodies derived from more traditional idioms
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Wealth of Sorrow
by Cahalen Morrison
Bright and skipping songs that foreground the sound of the banjo and fingerstyle guitar in music that feels timeless.
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Maer, from Switzerland, debut with a haunted (and haunting) folk song that will warm you heart as it sends shivers down your spine.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Devoiko Mari Xubava (Beautiful Girl)”
This might be my favourite of Heilung. They've improved a bit on their later releases but their debut is still much meaner, and darker. Maria's amazing voice obviously steals the show but I also quite like Kai's too, especially on the live performance. In fact I'd say get LIFA over this IMO. The spoken word bits are really cool to hear proto-germanic in use but for relistening purposes they are going to be a bit obtrusive. Nevertheless the proper music here is on continual repeat for me.
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