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"...you can dance to it, or just listen in contented bliss...Cost of the soundtrack album: not so much; value of hearing Harrison Ford do Buddhist spoken word with the Dalai Lama: priceless." - Hardie K, Music&Travel.com

A Good Day to Die wins best documentary film award at deadCENTER Film Fest!

Documentary film about Dennis Banks, co-founder of the American Indian Movement. Directed and produced by David Mueller and Lynn Salt.

Featuring music by Dennis Banks, Techung, Michel Tyabji, Glen Begay and Kito Rodriguez. Tyabji is also the composer for the film.

www.agooddaytodiefilm.com

Garikayi Tirikoti - 2010 N. American tour.

Garikayi Tirikoti is amongst the greatest Mbira masters and innovators of all time. And he is now in New York City!

For those close to NYC, Mr. Tirikoti is available for private lessons, group lessons, concerts, lectures and demonstrations, in mbira playing, singing, hosho styles, drumming and more. He is available to tune and repair mbira instruments, and he has also brought a few of his beautifully crafted mbiras for sale. His mbiras are legendary, this is your chance to acquire the unique tunings such as High Mohororo.

For those away from NYC but willing to host Mr. Tirikoti, please write to his host, Savanna Madamombe at this e mail address: Tirikoti.Host@gmail.com

".......This one, coming from a new label specializing in Tanzanian music, stands out from the pack. Tirikoti is a phenomenon, in part because he uses a range of mbiras in different tunings to expand the instrument’s sonic range and in part because he plays with amazing speed and precision. Not that this is chops music......."

Ndala Kasheba, Refugees

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Music Video included on CD

Ndala Kasheba, Yellow Card

Ndala Kasheba, Yellow Card - click to buy/listen

Review by Robert Christagau for Consumer Guide

June 2nd, 2003

"Congo-born in Tanzania, he's what guitar paradise is made of........... You believe in staying positive? East African soukous is still writing the book........."

New African Composers Vol 1.

New African Composers Vol 1. - click to buy/listen

Review by Rob Walsh for Ink 19

February 2003

......music that exudes a profound spirituality, a resistance to colonialism's lasting grip and a remembrance of one's ancestors, all set to a contagious and intricate rhythmic beat. New African Composers is an essential listen for anyone interested in the origins of so much of this world's music, from ska and jazz to salsa and merengue. It is simultaneously a history lesson and a glance into the future evolution of what has become generically known as "world" music. It is certainly a must for those who appreciate the syncopated beats of hip-hop, or the free-verse improvisation of jazz.