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Dengue Fever – “Ting Mong”

Dengue Fever is celebrating 20 years as a band with their new album Ting Mong. The band was on hiatus until 2019 when they reconvened, exploring new …

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Teni Rane – New Album “Goldenrod”

Teni Rane sings original songs about life. They offer us an opportunity to connect our lives with each other in a musically beautiful and unassuming …

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Neil Adler – New Album “Emi’s Song”

Neil Adler grew up with musician parents.  Music has always been part of his life. He’s played and studied with masters of his craft, teaches, and ha…

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Mariah Parker – “Windows Through Time”

Mariah Parker has coined the phrase Indo Latin Jazz to describe the musical fusion she is inspired to create.  A lifelong pianist, Mariah’s compositi…

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Okaidja Afroso – New Album “ÀBÒR ÉDIŃ”

Okaidja Afroso is a Ghanaian artist who has just released the second installment in his Ancient Africa Wisdom Trilogy. It’s called ÀBÒR ÉDIŃ which me…

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Ganesh Rajagopalan – New Music “Yugma”

Ganesh Rajagopalan, the celebrated violinist, has been making music his whole life, on his own and with his brother Kumaresh. In 2023 he celebrated 5…

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Alex Martin – New Music “Appalachian Fall: The Song-Poems of Michael Martin”

Alex Martin has created an album, songs made from the poetry of his father Michael Martin. It’s called Appalachian Fall: The Song-Poems of Michael Ma…

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Natalie Spears – “Hymn of Wild Things”

Natalie Spears lives in Colorado where she listens to birds, to the land, and is inspired to create music. Her latest record is Hymn of Wild Things, …

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Eljuri Concerts for Democracy

Season 16

Eljuri returns to Paradigms to talk about her free Concerts for Democracy starting July 13 in Riis Park, Chicago, sponsored by the International Lati…

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John Kruth and The Folklorkestra – A Strange Day in June

John Kruth has been exploring and innovating musically since he was a child. He is a multi-instrumentalist who plays mandolin, flute, sitar, guitar, …

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