currently obsessed with EL PALMAS, a venezuelan music archivist who founded a record label in spain dedicated to reissuing rare and forgotten vintage latin american songs. this is a lost garage-rock song from 1960s venezuela he spent years tracking down, rescued from obscurity.
Btw This is Professor Raymond Farrin he is a language professor and former Chair of the Department of Arabic and Foreign Languages at the american university of Kuwait . He has a very groundbreaking book about the study of symmetry of the quran based on his research on the coherent structure of the Qurʾān which led him to conclude that the Qurʾān possesses an intricate and remarkable composition and that it's miraculous in this regard. This discovery was one of the reasons on he converted from Christianity to Islam pdf link to his book
https://t.co/uukIm3s8Iw
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reminder that 1960s cambodia had a thriving music scene that combined traditional khmer sounds with western genres (psychedelic rock, jazz, etc.) and almost every single musician died in the 1970s genocide. the singer of this record disappeared and her body has never been found.
That one time Lady Saw got into her experimental, drum & bass, jungle bag. One of the best dancehall artists to ever do it.
‘Strange Feeling’ (1998)
Just take a listen to the first three minutes of Ahmad Jamal’s “I Love Music”
Solo piano, so much space, and it’s almost too beautiful to process. This is the playing Miles never stopped talking about.
Love is showing up, no matter the season.
L.A.-based soul trio The Womack Sisters celebrate unwavering devotion on ‘I Am Your Season’, a highlight from their self-titled debut album.
Watch the full show: https://t.co/ukxrmtWkl3