After some new releases, more Australian music after NAIDOC week, and a focus on first nations music from NZ with a bit of exotic jazz. 

After some new releases, more Australian music after NAIDOC week, and a focus on first nations music from NZ with a bit of exotic jazz.&nbsp;

Garry Havrillay presents music of the world, with new and forthcoming releases: cross-cultural, traditional, jazz, neo-classical, ambient, acoustic, trance, electronic, folk and singer-songwriters — distinctive global music outside the mainstream. 

Garry Havrillay presents music of the world, with new and forthcoming releases: cross-cultural, traditional, jazz, neo-classical, ambient, acoustic, trance, electronic, folk and singer-songwriters — distinctive global music outside the mainstream.

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Continental Drift

12 July 2026 - #771 Aotearoa, more for NAIDOC week, jazzy tunes

New Finnish electro-folk-pop; Agnes Obel who's about to visit Australia again; Celtic, Quebecois and Afro-Iranian music from Canada; tunes from Latin America; vocal and guitar music from Sardinia; Japanese taiko and gentle Cretan music via London .

New Finnish electro-folk-pop; Agnes Obel who's about to visit Australia again; Celtic, Quebecois and Afro-Iranian music from Canada; tunes from Latin America; vocal and guitar music from Sardinia; Japanese taiko and gentle Cretan music via London .

2 August 2026 - #774 Northern Europe, Canada, Latin America, Sardinia, Japan with new releases

More and more artists are taking archival recordings and wrapping them with new music and sounds, mostly using digital technology to combine it all. Usually two main strategies are used; either grab short samples or excerpts and repeat them as both rhythmic and melodic elements, or show great respect for the original by including longish sections, layering and cloaking the source material with new performances.   Also, reviving First Nations music in Canada.

More and more artists are taking archival recordings and wrapping them with new music and sounds, mostly using digital technology to combine it all. Usually two main strategies are used; either grab short samples or excerpts and repeat them as both rhythmic and melodic elements, or show great respect for the original by including longish sections, layering and cloaking the source material with new performances. &nbsp; Also, reviving First Nations music in Canada.

26 July 2026 - #773 Reviving Archival and First Nations music

Musically there are bridges between India and the UK,  Greece and Melbourne and Turkiye, Ethiopia and Canada. Included is a new intriguing sound from a French duo that takes inspiration from defying the French government, plus connections to Turkish ney player Kudsi Erguner and Greek jazz pianist Yiorgos Bereris.

Musically there are bridges between India and the UK, &nbsp;Greece and Melbourne and Turkiye, Ethiopia and Canada. Included is a new intriguing sound from a French duo that takes inspiration from defying the French government, plus connections to Turkish ney player Kudsi Erguner and Greek jazz pianist Yiorgos Bereris.

12 July 2026 - #771 Aotearoa, more for NAIDOC week, jazzy tunes

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