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Quraishi: Mountain Melodies
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Quraishi: Mountain Melodies

By
Deanne Sole
/ 3 September 2014
Exquisite, calm, unbudgeable, Quaraishi plucks his way through nine samples of ancient and modern folklore, some of it composed by himself.
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Land of Kush: The Big Mango

By
Robert Rubsam
/ 26 November 2013
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Abbass Mehrpouya: Soul Raga

By
Deanne Sole
/ 7 May 2013
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The Bombay Royale: You Me Bullets Love

By
Jez Collins
/ 9 August 2012
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Ami Dang: Hukam

By
Deanne Sole
/ 5 April 2011
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Ravi Shankar: Nine Decades Vol. 1 1967-1968

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Deanne Sole
/ 12 September 2010
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Vandana Vishwas: Meera – The Lover

By
Deanne Sole
/ 29 October 2009
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Alejandro Franov: Khali

By
Deanne Sole
/ 12 November 2007

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