Music after Paris attacks
Musicians from all over the world shared their messages of solidarity and grief after terrible Paris attacks.
Musicians from all over the world shared their messages of solidarity and grief after terrible Paris attacks.
The sound of the bamboo forest of Sagano, Japan, entered the list of the top 100 sounds we must preserve compiled by the Japanese government.
14-year-old indigenous Peruvian Renata Flores sings a Michael Jackson cover in the Quechua language, becoming a symbol of the fight against racial discrimination.
Björk shares a video against the building of power plants in the unspoiled landscapes of Iceland’s Highlands.
Alaa Arsheed is a Syrian violinist who came to Italy to fulfill a dream: that of playing in Europe. His first album, Sham, is available on Soundcloud.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield releases the first album ever to be recorded in space. And it includes a cover version of “Space Oddity” by David Bowie.
Rescue Animal MP3 Project donated a 30 hour long playlist to more than a thousand sanctuaries to help animals relax.
The Arabic song “Habib Galbi”, performed by three sisters of Yemeni background, climbs music charts in Israel.
Research at Cambridge University shows that personality predicts musical talent.
After a year away from the spotlight, Ryuichi Sakamoto is to compose the soundtrack of Iñárritu’s new film, “The Revenant”.