Musical Migrations Playlist

The playlist reads:

• Artists, "Name of Track", Album Title, (Label & Date),[Country/Genre]

• Regis Gizavo, "Kemba--with Jean-François Bernardini from I Muvrini", Samy Olombelo (Label Bleu 2000) [Madagascar]
  
• Rossy, Tselonina, Mahaleo, Matrimbala, Justin Vali, & Lolo Sy Ny Tariny, "Aza Izy Izay-Mireille & Tselonina", Music of Madagascar (World Network 93) [Madagascar]
  
• Nawal, "Ces Gens-là", Kweli--A Voyage To The Islands of The Moon (Self-produced 2005) [Comores Islands]
  
• Lura, "Bida Mariadu", M'Bem Di Fora (Times Square 2007) [Cape Verde]
  
• Salem Tradition, "Wadam", Krie (Melodie) [L'île de Réunion]
  
• The Tahitian Choir, "Ratu Ki", Rapa Iti (Soulitude 2004, orig. 92) [Tahiti]
  

• I Muvrini, "Fate", Alma (AGFB 2005) [Corsica]
  
• L'Alba, "Bianchineru", Cilva--S'Induvineghja Una Cità Quandu Nager U Lume (Casa) [Corsica]
  
• Cinqui So, "I Lode Di Santeramu/A L'Alba Di U Mondu", Chants Polyphoniques Corses (7 Productions 92) [Corsica]
  

Interview and live music with Eva Salina Primack. Eva sings music mostly from the Balkan countries but is quite versatile with many other musical styles. She sang several tunes and accompanied herself on accordion. She is formerly with the vocal choir, Kitka. She now sings with Slavic Soul Party and Sirene. Her group, Sirene, will be performing at the Cayuga Vault in Santa Cruz on March 16 for 2 shows at 7 and 9 p.m. You can email Sirene at: sirenetrio@gmail.com.

• Sirene, "Tu Ase T'urpa--Georgian song", Self-titled (Self-produced) [U.S.--music from the Balkans and Appalachia ]
  
• Sirene, "Iqavi--Georgian Song", Self-titled (Self-produced) [U.S.--music from the Balkans and Appalachia ]
  
• Sirene, "O Sing To Me Of Heaven--Appalachian Hymm", Self-titled (Self-produced) [U.S.--music from the Balkans and Appalachia ]
  

• Pyx Lax, "Den Tha Kakriso Pia Gia Sena", Gia Tous Prigipes Tis Ditikis Octhis (Minos-EMI 94) [Greece]
  
• Pangéo, "Stis Derpolis Ton Kambol/Deropolitissa", Northern Borders--Regional Music of Greece (Self-produced 2002) [U.S.]
  

• Son De La Frontera, "Bulleria Negra Del Gastor", Self-titled (World Village) [Spain]
  
• Ojos De Brujo, "Silencio", Techari (Six Degrees 2007) [Spain]
  

• Vusi Mahlasela, "Moleko", Guiding Star (Ato Records 2006) [South Africa]
  

Vusi Mahlasela will be at The Attic in Santa Cruz on March 31 at 7 p.m. Call 427 5531 or go to zookbeat.com for details.

• Vieux Farka Toure, "Toure De Niafunké", Self-titled (World Village 2006) [Mali]