Yayoi Wachi | fr

NAOMI WACHIRA, Kenya, living in Seattle There’s no doubt that there’s a better future in store for Naomi, especially after her great breakout year in 2013. Named the Best Folk Singer in Seattle by alt publication Seattle Weekly and featured on their cover, Naomi became the toast of the town, which in turn led to a friendship with the much-loved indie songwriter Damien Jurado, who came onboard to produce this album. Other key collaborators that Naomi brought in, renowned Seattle bassist Evan Flory-Barnes, cellist Natalie Hall (Macklemore), drummer Darren Reynolds (Patrick & The Locomotive), and Latin percussionist Lalo Bello, all...

Los Wachiturros are six-piece cumbia boyband from Argentina. After the band premired their debut single, "Tirate Un Paso" in popular social network YouTube, it soon became extremely popular among teenagers in their home country, who attempted to immitate the group's dance routine. In 2011, they released their first full-length album, "Rompediscotecas", featuring singles "Este Es el Pasito" and "Siente el Choque". .

19-year-old boy from Boise, Idaho who's known for his brutal ''growling'' trap and electro style. .

Kuni Kawachi is an organist and leader of The Happenings Four. After the release of the "Challenge" album in 1969 by the proto Flower Travellin Band, Yuya Uchida & Kuni Kawachi spent the early part of 1970 putting together a series of recordings which were very melodic, but psychedelic and strung out. This project surfaced as "Kirikyogen" by Kuni Kawachi and Friends after the demise of The Flower Travellin Band. Julian Cope rates Kirikyogen at number 25 in his top 50 Jap rock albums of all time: "An entire album of classic songs, featuring the aforementioned Flower Gods in pole...