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Los Angeles
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A celebration of music from Islamic regions featuring Sufi devotional song, Arabic pop, Algerian synth, experimental Iranian electronic, Egyptian funk, Indonesian choirs and more

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Supporter RadioRio de Janeiro
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Samba is the joy expressed through the pain of living. Carnival is the expresion of joy that has come out uf hundreds of years of oppression, from slavery to prohibition, to the glorious rebellion against all of this and the JOY of expressing our culture and our faith! Songs dedicated to joy in carnival, to the icons that inspired carnivals, to the firm affirmation of Brazilian msuic’s African roots, to the communities and favelas that created the genre, to the protest songs that supported the movement of Carnaval and highlighted its importance. We feature drum rhythms and songs dedicated to the orixás, the backbone of this culture, and hear their echos through modern samba. And of course, some of the most iconic samba enredos that have led the legendary parades down the famous Avenida. Featuring a live recording on a bateria from the sambodrome itself, exclusive on this show. From the roots of recorded samba to the most modern incarnations of it, this is a voyage through the genre, a genre that breathes and heaves with joy. These tracks question inequality and reclaim the roots at the centre of this glorious genre - ending on an acoustic version of my samba school’s anthem that asks the questions : O Lord, O Lord, Has Slavery Truly Ended? —This is Carnaval, where Joy is Resistance.

Gareth Quinn Redmond

Gareth Quinn Redmond

Gareth Quinn Redmond has been played on NTS in shows including Boom Bip, featured first on 3 April 2020. Songs played include Titim Na Hoíche, A Life (1955-2019) and An Gleo.

Gareth Quinn Redmond is an Irish ambient classical composer and musician, whose music involves analog synthesisers, piano, violin, and found sound.

His solo work consists mainly of ambient music inspired by the Japanese “environmental music” movement. His 2018 album Laistigh den Ghleo was both directly inspired by and released along a re-issue of Satoshi Ashikawa's pioneering album Still Way (Wave Notation 2), released by WRWTFWW Records.

He has been extensively involved in multimedia projects, from film to close collaborations with poets. After cutting his teeth as frontman for the Dublin-based rock band, The Wrens, he also continues to double as an electric guitarist. His combination of acoustic and electronic sound has made him a frequent contributor to projects in the contemporary Irish folk scene.

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Gareth Quinn Redmond

Gareth Quinn Redmond has been played on NTS in shows including Boom Bip, featured first on 3 April 2020. Songs played include Titim Na Hoíche, A Life (1955-2019) and An Gleo.

Gareth Quinn Redmond is an Irish ambient classical composer and musician, whose music involves analog synthesisers, piano, violin, and found sound.

His solo work consists mainly of ambient music inspired by the Japanese “environmental music” movement. His 2018 album Laistigh den Ghleo was both directly inspired by and released along a re-issue of Satoshi Ashikawa's pioneering album Still Way (Wave Notation 2), released by WRWTFWW Records.

He has been extensively involved in multimedia projects, from film to close collaborations with poets. After cutting his teeth as frontman for the Dublin-based rock band, The Wrens, he also continues to double as an electric guitarist. His combination of acoustic and electronic sound has made him a frequent contributor to projects in the contemporary Irish folk scene.

Original source: Last.fm

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Titim Na Hoíche
Gareth Quinn Redmond
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A Life (1955-2019)
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An Gleo
Gareth Quinn Redmond
We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records2019