Here is what is currently playing on Dandelion Radio
 Sean Hocking
3 hours from me this month. As I spent most of Feb in Thailand I thought we'd better kick off with a newish track from there with Cult Shotta going trap Isaan style.
Frog Power has had a recent burst of energy so 2 new ones from the pond. Neon Kittens have taken on all things legal in their latest ep, "I Fought The The Law but the Law was Gone" ep and also on Metal Postcard we've got a stonker of an album coming from The Conspiracy this month so I had to include a track from that and, Yes, Salem Trials are back with a new album too, as fiercely independent in their sound as ever, a great thing to see after almost 35 years of making music!
Newbie acts include The Spectres , Print Head , Badger Hunt out of NYC who I'm quickly falling in love with, Mildred , Dr Dence Dot Spam, Nelson of The East and Moar , amongst others.
The Lankum cover of the Specials Ghost Town is pretty special, Beck 's version of True Love Will Find You In The End doesn't quite hit the power of the original but is still worth a listen and we we revisit Bicep 's edit of the 808 State classic, "In Yer Face".
You'll also be hearing from Xray Xerox, Kilynn Lunsford , Shackleton , The Bug Club , Au Pairs , Powerpants & Brian Protheroe to name a few.
As always I try to mix it up and keep it fresh. I hope you enjoy
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Ammar El Sherei - Sooq (AYAM EL DISCO Comp)
| Image from Discogs  Ammar Ali Mohamed Ibrahim Ali Al Sherei (Arabic: عمار علي محمد إبراهيم علي الشريعي) or more commonly known as Ammar El Sherei (16 April 1948 – 7 December 2012) was an Egyptian music icon, performer and composer. After graduation, Sherei worked as an accordion musician. He performed in Cairo’s nightclubs and then in the Golden Music Band that was a famous band at that time in Egypt. He became a composer in 1975. He played piano, harp, keyboard and oud. Sherei arranged and wrote soundtracks and scores for movies, television series and soap operas. He was also host of the radio and television show, A Diver in A Sea of Tunes. He composed more than 150 songs for most of the leading music stars of the Arab World, including Warda, Latifa and Ali El Haggar. He was also an assistant professor at the Academy of Arts. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply. Artist biography from last.fm |
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