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Shogo Kubo

Lathan's Way

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Made Over

Mamalama

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Scout

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Spank

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Dan Stevens

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Joe Taylor

Terraplane Blues

Thoth

TIN PAN BLUES BAND

Toli Nameless and The Femm

Two-Man Gentlemen Band

Una Karina Harders

Walkabout Clearwater Chorus

Amos Wengler

Don Witter, Jr.

XYLOPHOLKS

Yaz Band

Mamalama

Artist's Website

Mamalama weaves modern and ancient musical culture through the sounds of Troubadour harp, African balafon, violin, hammered dulcimer, and organic percussion. Producing a hypnotic song form with sweetly haunting female vocals, Mamalama is a collision of ambience with rhythm, a kind of Hildegard-meets-West Africa - all the while tumbling around in ancient Greek modality.

Mamalama combines the talents of Elizabeth Clark-Jerez, vocalist/harpist/songwriter; Charlie Schikowitz, who plays acoustic/electric violin, chincello, and percussion, and Timothy Allen, on clarinet, percussion, and West African balafo.