@edgar-allan-possum this seems up your alley.
“I could follow you to the beginning Just to relive the start Maybe then we’d remember to slow down At all of our favorite parts All I wanted was you.”
WHAT! IF! IT’S! NOT! MEANT FOR ME??!!
Saint Levant - Deira feat. MC Abdul (Mattias Russo-Larsson, Palestine, 2024)
@zoethebitch, Nahas is one of the artists that appears in 2.06 and makes Saira teary-eyed.
They also featured this Afghan songwriter,
Elaha Soroor, further recontextualizing the "I won't mention the w—" scene in the previous episode.
Soroor was one of the first female artists to publicly perform after the fall of Taliban (2001).
A forthright advocate for women's emancipation, she fled the country when her life was in danger.
On the show, we hear her singing a jazzy rendition of "Jama Narenji," a folk song of separation from Herat. The orange color of the title (and video clip) is a symbol of revolution and resistance.
i cannot be the first person to post this here but i am going so fucking insane about the gaia music collective's one day choir singing wait for me. the opening harmonies are you KIDDING me
A Palestinian boy throws a rock during the first intifada
His name is Ramzi Abu Redwan. During the time the picture was taken he was 8 years old. Today he is 36 and has become a world-class solo musician and composer, playing the Oud, Buzuq, Violin and Viola.
He was discovered by a Palestinian musician who recognized his natural talent at the viola, and later received a scholarship to study at a conservatory in France. He could have stayed there and lived a comfortable life in Paris, but instead, he chose to return home and give back the gift of music by openning music schools in Palestinian towns and refugee camps.
he’s got a spotify btw!! if you’ve never heard a oud, i def encourage listening to his work. it’s a beautiful instrument from a beautiful people ❤🖤🤍💚
here’s my personal fave of what i’ve heard so far from his top 5
Forget about Habibi Funk (white guy owned reissue music label who have been buying up and repackaging retro MENA music for public consumption) and support Sudan Tape Archive instead
Also check out Majazz, a similar Palestinian-run project 🥰
Thank you for the recommendation ❤️
Did you know which pro-Palestine song that Habibi Funk removed from their release?
The song غيفارا غزة (Ghifara Ghazza) from Ferkat al-Ard's album Oghneya (one of their most famous reissues afaik). It's listed in the Discogs page for the original album:
https://www.discogs.com/master/889285-فرقة-الأرض-Ferkat-Al-Ard-أغنية
The actual song seems to have been removed from Youtube but here's a Reddit post that links to the deleted Youtube video:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Socialistmusic/comments/udcbur/ghfyara_ghaza_غيفارا_غزة_by_ferkat_al_ard_فرقة/?rdt=56774
a laurent x damen time slip romance by phlegmatic
i tell you i'm with you past the end you tell me there is no end
playlist featuring cub sport, tamino, daughter, susanne sundfør, hozier, thom yorke, montaigne and more 🏛️
Into the Unknown covered by Nicholas Yee
some sites for when you’re bored and looking for new music
- spotalike creates a playlist based on a song
- magicplaylist creates a playlist based on a song
- dubolt creates a playlist based on an artist
- boilthefrog creates a playlist between any two artists
- predominant suggests you albums based on cover art color
- music-map suggests similar artists
- gnoosic suggests similar artists and songs
next bandcamp friday on 2/9!! on bandcamp fridays the revenue fees are waived so artists get more of your dosh 🙌 bookmark the is it bandcamp friday countdown so you never miss one
IT’S BANDCAMP FRIDAY 🎉🎉🎉
playlists for very specific vibes
i made a bunch of playlists 💛🎵🎹 choose your adventure:
4. in your apartment at night, tucked against the window, looking at the city lights winking in and out
15. music for fall
16. music for summer
17. music for spring
18. music for winter
27. coffee shop bgm
pov you go on a roadtrip with me and let me choose the music
👀 could I perchance request some links op?
romanticize your life | dancing alone in the kitchen. taking your dog on a walk at dawn. running errands to the local farmers market. visiting the used bookstore downtown. studying in the library late at night. romanticize it all with a good soundtrack