/r/WorldMusic
Welcome to World Music
A place to share international / traditional / ethnic music from around the world. The music may be traditional music from a particular region or a modern pop song. Examples include; non-European classical music, Indian ragas, Eastern European folk music, and the many forms of folk / tribal music of Africa, Asia, and the Americas
Post Type | Submit Link | Submit Text |
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Music | Link | Text |
News | Link | Text |
Event | Link | Text |
Artist Info | Link | Text |
Documentary | Link | Text |
Disccussion | Link | Text |
Instrument | Link | Text |
A place to share international / traditional / ethnic music from around the world. The music may be traditional music from a particular region or a modern pop song. Examples include; non-European classical music, Indian ragas, Eastern European folk music, & the many forms of folk / tribal music of Africa, Asia, and the Americas
Trolling, insults, or antagonism towards the subreddit participants, the moderators, or even the community itself may result in a ban. Discuss and express opinions about our topic but avoid making attacks / disparaging remarks. Due to site rules, site content policy, and that reddiquette is a rule here, we extend the rules against brigading to also mean; DO NOT encourage others to brigade a post / comment / account / person. Suggestions of "go check out their history" WILL be removed. Repeat suggestions/implications to do so will result in a ban.
Mixtape and Compilation submissions are too often spam / promotion attempts, mix regions, and override the point of the post format intent for sharing region of origin and artist / song information.
Post submissions should use one of the following formats;
If practicable use the name of the country/region eg China not Chinese. This will make it easier to search. It should only state ONE country or region which best identifies either the music source or the location of the recording.
Posts not using the proper format may be removed
Post attempts will result in a removal and ban which come from accounts showing sole or predominant use to promote an artist, group, site, service, survey, market research, kickstarter or other fundraising, video or audio channel, or social media account. You MUST submit a variety of sources / artists here. A 10:1 ratio is required, meaning you must submit 10 posts to content which you not are affiliated with before each time you submit something you are affiliated with. No exceptions.
Posts from these types of accounts most often violate rules OR they involve spam / self-promotion.
New accounts may not post in this subreddit but may participate in the comments. Take the time to get to know the site and this community.
Low / No karma accounts are not able to post or comment in this subreddit.
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Finis Africae was a Spanish experimental music group that created a unique sound by blending traditional and modern instruments from around the world. The group's name comes from a secret room of forbidden books in Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose.
— just discovered this band and think they are fantastic! Pairs well with the UK band 23 Skidoo.
This is one of my favorites. Has that 80’s vibe. If anyone has any recommendations for similar sounds, I’m all ears! 🙏
Hey! So l've been listening to Ukrainian folk band DakhaBrakha (really recommend if you haven't heard them) and the only similar song l've been able to find to their catalog is this song by this world music band. If anyone has any recommendations that go heavy on percussion but have a distinctly folk music feel please send them my way. Also, check DakhaBrakha, especially their album Yahudky, its really good and l've been looking for that sound every since I heard it.
Also, if you saw me post this more than once its cause i was trying to make the post follow the sub’s guidelines!
Played on closing credits of season 4 finale of The Bureau
It was called something like "Sound of the amazon" or something about Belèm, the cover was a photo of the musicians in the jungle with their instruments
Beautiful Christmas song from Latvia ❄️