Vance Joy is a folk pop musician from Australia, best known for his nice voice. Listen to his great summer song “Riptide”:
Vance Joy is a folk pop musician from Australia, best known for his nice voice. Listen to his great summer song “Riptide”:
City is a german band, formed in 1972 in eastern Berlin in the DDR. The had a great success with their nice piece “Am Fenster”, in 1977:
Will Tun and the Wasters are a ska, folk and acoustic band from Reading, UK. Listen to their second single “Cracks in the wall”:
BRANDNEW SONG! A song I don’t know more about, but it’s multi-cultural. Seems to be from Fore from Mali. But it’s awesome good african music. The ‘Ce n’est pas bon’ in the background is by Amadou & Mariam. About political and society problems. “C’est pas Bon”, in english: that’s not good:
The portuguese language is so damn beautiful, thanks Marí!! Samuel Úria, born in 1979, is a portuguese musician. Listen to his nice piece “Eu Seguro”:
Cem Karaca, born in 1945 was a turkish rock singer who died in 2004. After an military coup in 1980, many intellectuals were arested, and so he left for an exile in Germany. My friend Emre is a big fan of him – for right! Listen to his amazing song “Oh Be”, including the “most turkish” instrument, the saz, or baglama. It’s a bout his wish to come back to his homeland Turkey. But he wasn’t allowed…
Listen to Mein Deutscher Freund
And it just won’t stop, this guitar evening! Andrea Valeri is an Italian fingerpicking guitarist from Pisa. Listen to his brilliant cover of the classic “Sultans of String” by the Dire Straits:
Djämes Braun is a reggae and dancehall duo. They became popular in 2012 while a broadcast on a radio station. Listen to their song “Kom og giv mig alle dine penge” (in english: Come and give all your money – so i can afford a 4 gear Yamaha):
Thanks for this great Suggestion Truels!!
Mungo Jerry, formed in 1970 are a british rock, folk and blues group frontet by Ray Dorset. Their song “In the summertime” became a real classic, like it!
Hehe, my second one. Very similar to “Steps” so I called it “Steps 25″, but it’s a different style.