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Frankly, omnifoo has been crate digging and identifying a lot of unknown musicians and albums which are great (Check out here, here, and here). I’m probably going to cancel after I finish spending the balance (or maybe not), so I’ll probably keep it on one page. After my subscription resumed, I spent 75$ for a $200 pack, so I’ll be buying a lot of things. Compilation of regional pop songs - including from Albania. Earnest jazzy piano by 1950s pianist and composer. Later songs by 1980s group with one hit wonder “Don’t You Love Me. Swedish star who sang voiceover for the female lead of the Eurovision movie: Fire Saga I’m not going to list them individuals because the titles indicate what they are.

(BC) Various PWYW Polyvinyl Compilations Samplers.

Read this long and thorough article about Samadoglu’s contribution to jazz. Samadoglu is a surreptitious self-taught jazz composer and pianist. Star Band de Dakar: Psicodelia Afro-Cubana de Senegal (4.99, 6 tracks, 30 minutes - terrific!) Synthesize the Soul: Astro-Atlantic Hypnotica from the Cape Verde, 18 tracks, 76 minutes, 6.99, Tanbou Toujou Lou: Meringue, Kompa Kreyol, Vodou Jazz, & Electric Folklore from Haiti, 75 minutes, 6.99, 20 tracks. Sweet as Broken Dates: Lost Somali Tapes from the Horn of Africa (15 tracks, 6.99, 79 minutes).

Various compilations from Ostinato Records ( BC page):, a label that collects vintage recordings from farflung places like Sudan, Senegal, Cafe Verde, Haiti etc.).

My purchase list will now include things I buy on bandcamp - which will mostly be low-cost and pay what you want stuff.

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On an unrelated note, I’ve found a way to double my free downloads from freegal per week. Thanks to omnifoo’s recommendation, I’ve found lots of musical avenues to go down. Sadly (I guess!) I have not yet cancelled my emusic account because I’ve been very busy, and I’ve been busy listening to a lot of music. Contains Native American, Irish, German, East European, French, Swedish, etc).

Major compilation of immmigrant songs (many in English or pidgeon English. Compiled by James P Leary, 7.49, 174 tracks, 290 minutes. Folksongs of Another America: Field Recordings from the Upper Midwest 1937-1946.Group and orchestra who did that dynamite interval act at Eurovision a few years ago. Mozaika (Live with Naoni Orchestra) by Onuka.Best of Vocal Trance Volume 3, compilation, 6.49, 20 tracks, 244 minutes.(Oops, I accidentally let some of my credits expire. See also my online database of music reviews from 2014 to present.ĭecember 2020. a list of current labels and linernotes for emusic albums. Some other places I go for obscure recommendations include: Nine Bullets Essential Listening page (the blog is interesting too), Tom Hull’s On the web blog (Hull is the ultimate music geek he has developed a database for gathering and storing ratings, Acclaimed Music’s list of best-rated albums by year see also Pitchfork’s album reviews and popmatters music reviews. For brevity’s sake, I’ll just say (for example) “ Bird Best 2014“. Bird is the Word Music Review blog has some good recs (see esp the best albums of the year listed on top). Musicisgood has some detailed reviews about jazz, ambient, pop and classical, and one of the contributors follows emusic pretty closely.

Ted Goia’s Music Criticism site contains a lot of long-form articles and listicles. A Closer Listen reviews classical/experimental/ambient/jazz albums primarily. Emusers has a thread about bargains on the new emusic site (mostly classical and avante-garde stuff). Through reddit and I’ve learned about many amazing deals. Depressingly, a lot of things I wishlisted as little as 4 months ago are now unavailable. Sept 2019 Update: Now that I’ve returned to emusic, the offerings still suck, but I’ve found some good leads here and here for overlooked world music. The rest of them are found in my Musical Discoveries January 2021 #1 post and my other Musical Discoveries posts. So December 2020 will be my last entry here. This page has become unwieldy (duh!), so I’m going to write a monthly blogpost of musical finds (on youtube, emusic, bandcamp, etc).

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