Hello, Siberia!

It’s cold out tonight!
So here’s one of my favorite clips of Siberian throat singing:

And Now a Break for this Political Message:

(Cartoon found at Another Blog Is Possible.)

Utah Saints - Something Good

+ Something Good ‘08

The Only Person Named Bush Who Ever Looked Good In Military Clothes


And That Last Video Kind of Reminded Me of This One, From Omar Souleyman

Omar Souleyman…  He’s Syrian, but with some Kurdish influences in his music.  This clip, for “Leh Jani” has been making the rounds among a few of my favorite blogs for the past few months.  It is quite something…  And notice that dance style (again).  I think it would be fun if we had some of this kind of [...]

Kurdish Rebel Reggaeton?

This one’s even better - even better dancing and a great beat!  In fact, the beat, and the song in general, reminded me somewhat of some reggaeton music that I’d heard.  I wondered for a second if that was crazy, but then I vaguely remembered a blog post, which I dug up, from good old Hawgblawg on the popularity [...]

Koma Rozerin - Naze Naze (Kurdish Music!)

I’ve been checking out a bunch of Kurdish music during the past day.  And, I love this music!  I also think the dancing style is very interesting, quite different from what we’re used to here. 

Help, I’m Stuck in the 4 x 4 Speed Garage!

I’m really getting hooked on some of this bassline music (aka “4 x 4 garage” or “speed garage” or “4 x 4 speed garage”?)  And that, I have to add, is in spite of some rock crit articles out there (which I personally find a bit pretentious) trying to point out the new trend’s social significance.    
There are a couple of [...]

For Those Who Seem to Think Grime was/is Just a Male Genre

  

My Top Ten (Just of the Moment)

As it says, just of the moment… I don’t claim to know what’s the best of the year or the month or whatever.  Most of these are new songs, though some might be a little older; nothing’s really old, as far as I know.  Most of these are songs that I posted in videos recently and many are songs that I [...]