In Episode 10 of TSIR – an adventurous and inspiring global journey for music lovers, we celebrate healing mbira music from Zimbabwe and enjoy spiritual jazz from Pakistan.
We also dive into otherworldly sounding saxophone music from Norway, get blown away by provocative, distressing club music from England and just drift away to sparse guitar music from the USA.
The featured artists in this episode are Ehsan Abdipour, Xordox, The Romance Of Baba Loco, Ikram Bouloum, dal:um, Glass Beams, Sunken Cages, Deng Fu Mei & Zhang Wu Mei, Nilotika Cultural Ensemble, Jaubi, Sourdure, Scorn, Omar Joesoef, Rachika Nayar, Ephat Mujuru & The Spirit Of The People, Trialogos, Manuka Honey, Matt Christensen, Bendik Giske and Mina Momeni.
For more details about the episode, an in-depth artist feature with Sunken Cages, the full tracklist and lots of other information please visit thissoundiride.net
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