
Afghan folk fusions and electric organs
Kathryn Tickell presents global roots-based music, with tracks from London-based Kefaya, avant-folk band Shovel Dance Collective and Ethiopian organist Teodros Makonnen.
Kathryn Tickell presents the best in folk and roots-based music from around the world including a track from the latest album by London-based band Kefaya and singer Elaha Soroor, where Afghan folk meets psychedelic rock, post punk, jazz and electronics. Plus a take on the traditional Foxhunter’s Reel from nine-piece avant-folk band Shovel Dance Collective, and a track from a new collection of works by Teodros Makonnen, whose electric organ helped shape the direction of music in 1980s Ethiopia.
Produced by Gabriel Francis
A Reduced Listening production for BBC Radio 3
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