When I wrote folk it was in the sense of folk music which has an accepted definition. i.e. the traditional music of the people as opposed for example to the commissioned classical music of the nobility of the 18th century.Originally Posted by bob_32_116
Ethnic music is just an empty term, it's like saying people music, or human music, all music is at some level created by people and all people have an ethnicity. That's what I was trying to say last time I just couldn't formulate it clearly.
Ah well, I'm happy to call it "folk electronica" if you like.
Wow, the amount of stuff to explore is ridiculous. The problem is, I have the habit of nearly always logging on here while listening to something. If it's the radio, I am normally happy to turn it off so i can listen to some of these clips, but I don't particularly want to interrupt Genesis doing Wind and Wuthering.
I'm liking the Ott and Entheogenic.
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I blame Wynton, what was the question?
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I still haven't clicked on them all, as I don't want to overload the senses. Of those I have listened to, I really like Ott and Kaya Project.
Kumba Mela Experiment - The Kumba Mela (Himalayan Dub)
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