Thanks to Scottish acts like Peatbog Faeries, Shooglenifty and Tartan Amoebas along with the Afro Celt Sound System
a new sub-category of music was brought to the forefront;
electro-ethnic-worldbeat (or something like that) in which South
American, Australian, Asian, Jamaican, African and other influences
combine with European folk and contemporary music. Classically trained
violinist Martyn Bennett has taken this concept one step further. Bothy Culture
developed as a result of his time spent in the rave and house scenes of
Glasgow in the early '90s and his toying with several forms of world
music. Here Bennett
draws from the Punjabi, Turkish, Scandinavian and Irish cultures as
well as the rave/techno/hip-hop subcultures to create this assiduous
hybrid. He plays all of the instruments from violin to the Turkish oud
and dudek to the various electronic and programming devices. It's loud,
it's unrelenting and it's insurgent.
aCá
Wednesday, March 05, 2014
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