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Niyaz
Niyaz's self-titled debut album pulls from Indian and Persian folkloric music, intriguingly set to tastefully crafted beats. All of it is created by innate machines of loving grace.
By Derek Beres

Maria de Barros
Maria De Barros' crystalline, soulful voice and otherworldly appearance defy reality. But her genuine love of music, particularly of her homeland of Cape Verde, radiates flawlessly to the broad swath of listeners who have come to know her.
By Eve M. Ferguson

Oliver Mtukudzi
Oliver Mtukudzi, or “Tuku,” as he is often called, has emerged as the most prominent musical spokesman for Zimbabwe, the southern African nation. Mtukudzi uses music as a vehicle for expressing his urgent message.
By Craig Harris

Shukar Collective
The ursari tradition, the music used by the Roma to train their famous dancing bears, has gotten a recent makeover at the hands of a group of producers and traditional musicians calling themselves the Shukar Collective.
By Jill Ettinger

Pepesito Reyes
At 86, Cuban pianist Pepesito Reyes has led a live that most humans would die for, and he’s got the stories to prove it. For starters, he’s played with some of the most universally renowned musicians of the past century.
By David Oancia Prieto

Nuspirit Helsinki
Nuspirit Helsinki transcends geographical boundaries by employing a multi-hued global influence. The ramifications of this eclectic marriage are sure to extend the reach of multiculturalism through Finland and beyond.
By Christian Uhl

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