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Spain's leading hip-hop band from Barcelona blends dub and flamenco with Afro-Cuban and Indian styles to create an energetic and completely unique album.

In this follow-up to his 2003 stunner “On the Road to Beautiful,” Charlie Hall’s CD, “Flying Into Daybreak,” soars with a renewed sense of confidence and purpose.

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This Spanish tapas recipe book by Janet Mendel will tempt your tastebuds and get you into the kitchen experimenting. Gorgeous photographs and an all-round great book.

Leading musicians of a gharana are occasionally awarded or assume honorific titles such as ustâd or pandit (i.e Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Pandit Ravi Shankar).

The hip and urban soundtrack for Wake Up Sid is a fresh new addition to India's up and coming rock scene.

ECM Records is celebrating its' 40th anniversary and you the jazz fans gets forty of its best jazz titles to let your ears luxuriate.

Bangladesh is predominately rural, but the intensity of Old Dhaka is a memorable experience.

Miles From India is a brilliant project that combines the genius of Miles' art and vision with the craft and technology of today's present studio wizards and musicians.

Tiny Little Atlases is the debut LP from new British singer-songwriter-musician, Sophie Lowe, a record which is full of invention and verve.

This child of calypso music now dominates the music scene during Carnival in Trinidad and boasts several international hits.

Rishikesh is the first settlement the holy Ganges River passes; a city secluded from the mayhem of modern India. The perfect setting for those seeking a spiritual path

The character of Robin Hood changes a little with every generation. Howard Pyle's 1883 version was the definitive one for decades.

Maestro Slatkin took time before rehearsal at the Aspen Music Festival to discuss what to expect at Orchestra Hall and at the recording studio in the coming year.

Studies indicate that music can have profound physical and psychological effects not only on people but also on animals and plants.

'Dandiya Raas' is a traditional folk dance of Vrindavan known for setting the festive mood and is the most popular dance of India.