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The Best Song In Europe

- Source: The Huffington Post - Entertainment

An ethno-inspired flute and drum tune from Denmark is the bookmakers' favorite to win this year's Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday, which also features a bizarre opera pop number from Romania and an Armenian rock song written by the guitarist of Black Sabbath.

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Owiny Sigoma Band - Power Punch

- Source: The Quietus

Owiny Sigoma Band's debut was released two years ago after a group of London-based musicians travelled to Kenya to collaborate with nyatiti master musician and music teacher Joseph Nyamungu and Luo drummer Charles Owoko.

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The 405 meets Bishop Nehru

- Source: The Four Oh Five

Age can be a deceiving thing, particularly in hip-hop. 16-year-old New York rapper Bishop Nehru is part of a new wave of young East Coast rappers who are rejected the ultra aggressive maximalist style of contemporary rap sounds like trap in favour of something sweeter, more soulful and old school.

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Out This Week 5/7

- Source: KEXP 90.3 Blog

It's funny that while we're getting some of our brightest days right now here in Seattle, some of this week's most exciting new releases are some of the year's darkest.

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IRMA & SWAMP DOGG: The Canyon Sessions

- Source: Home of the Groove

Back in March, out of the blue, David Marchese from SPIN sent me this link to his impressive feature on Jerry 'Swamp Dogg' Williams, Jr., a truly independent and amazingingly prolific R&B artist, writer, producer, publisher, label-owner, and walking definition of "gonzo".

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Rapture & Verse #22

- Source: ClashMusic.com

For those feeling they missed the St George's Day boat, Rapture & Verse declares a national holiday by setting a Best of British ball rolling.

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Playlist: Sam Amidon

- Source: CMU - Complete Music Update

American folk singer Sam Amidon releases his latest album, 'Bright Sunny South', on 13 May – his first for Nonesuch Records, the label which also released an album by his parents' former group, The Word of Mouth Chorus, in 1977.

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The D.O.T. - Diary

- Source: The Four Oh Five

There are many people for whom Mike Skinner will always maintain a degree of relevance; those for whom Original Pirate Material and A Grand Don't Come For Free are almost ludicrously perfect snapshots of a particular moment in British culture, a flawless encapsulation of a certain type of person and the sort of life they lived a few years either side of the turn of the millennium.

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Youngblood Hawke: The Popdose Interview

- Source: Pop Dose

Much more common are the proverbial flashes in the pan — artists quickly ascending to critical and popular acclaim, only to have that it revoked as a result of mismangement, creative struggles, or succumbing to the tempting, all-too-prevalent excesses by which so many of the mighty hath fallen.

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