Other Mixes By Salman1
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Europa
| Artist | Song | |
| Taraf de Handouks |
Rustem 
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| Pirin Folk Ensemble | Razbole se Dona | |
| Marta Sebestyen | Devoiko Mome | |
| Achim Mica | La Livezile lui Ion | |
| Bulgari | Merak Metnax, Mila Mamo | |
| Ferus Mustafov | Staro Cunovo Oro-Velesko Oro | |
| Vizonto |
Ezustmuzsika
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| The Trio Bulgarka | Zaplakala E Gorata | |
| Kalman Balogh & The Gipsy Cimbalom Band | Calusul | |
| The Philip Koutev National Folk Ensemble | Lechko Stapjai | |
| The Mystery Of Bulgarian Voice | Beautiful Milka | |
| Ivo Papasov & His Bulgarian Wedding Band | Mamo Marie Mamo | |
| Bulgarian Folklore | Elenino Horo | |
| Trio Bulgarka-Penev | Izgreyala e Mesechinka | |
| Pirin Bulgarian National Folk Ensemble | Oi, Proshetal se Sandanski | |
| Orkestar Podgorica & Sukrija Zuti Serhatlic | Oj Moja Ruzo Rumena | |
Comment:
It was the unlikliest of circumstances that got me into Eastern European folk music: Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel. He went to Bulgaria and released an album of field recordings while at some festival there. The recording was magnificient. The nasally vocals, the odd time signatures, the non-western scales, and the unique percussive/string instrumentation create this mysterious and beautiful music. I became completely enamoured with this little 30 minute recording Jeff Mangum made. I bought it at the time only because I was a big fan of Neutral Milk Hotel, but now my exuberance for the folk richness of eastern countries like Bulgaria and Romania has practically usurped my love for Neutral Milk Hotel!
Feedback:
Lovely. Of course I don't know most of the artists, but I too fell in love with the energy of the eastern european folk music (although mainly gypsy music in my case) when I used to do a lot of work in Brno, Prague, Bratislava, Sofia, Kiev and Moscow. I'm going to listen to this straight away. Thanks for the link.
shame on me! I'm not clever enough to download . . . .
Yet another reason to get home. This looks of the highest order...though I speak not of familiarity of the music represented, here, but rather the obvious passion you've presented this music.
MOTW.
MOTW.
Just had a listen. Sounds great. Intrigued!
Would far rather listen to Bulgarian folk music than sodding French attempts at the ilk; Thanks for the link mon ami.
I'd love to hear this sometime.
I enjoyed the "little taster" you presented us, and it's left me wanting more. I agree with the Gnome, your new found passion for this genre is quite apparent.
This looks incredibly good - am trying to get hold of it right now (damn you, slow internet!) and get better acquainted with the genre. Very original too.
Wow. I'd love to hear the full mix.
Authentic!
Bravo salman!
Great lookin' miX Salman!
That "Rustem" number is frantic!!!!
What would I have to trade you to get a listen to the rest of this?? -- 'cause otherwise, now I'm going ot have to fly to Bulgaria . . .
What would I have to trade you to get a listen to the rest of this?? -- 'cause otherwise, now I'm going ot have to fly to Bulgaria . . .
What? I thought the main folk song of Romania was "Dragostea Din Tei." (-: Numa numa, yeah.
Nice work Salman.
Nice work Salman.
Worth living on a diet of potatoes for.
Vell, accordian to this playlist...this looks like just the mix to fiddle vith...
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Thanks for providing a link to this refreshing excursion. MOTW material.
BTW, just recently finished a re-mix of an Aleksandr Dolskii track that I hope to include on a future project.
BTW, just recently finished a re-mix of an Aleksandr Dolskii track that I hope to include on a future project.
want to trade?