· November, 2007

Stories about Music from November, 2007

Brazil: Police, a tough nut to crack

The song theme of the popular Brazilian film Tropa de Elite [Elite Squad], about police corruption in Rio, has become background music for the Pernambuco's Police Forces. They sang the...

13 November 2007

Ukraine: The Telnyuk Sisters

Ukrainian Musical Matters writes about the Telnyuk Sisters – aka “dissidents of show-business” and “banished princesses” of the Ukrainian music scene.

12 November 2007

Turkey: Anti-Armenian Music Video

Unzipped reports that musicians in Turkey are currently on trial for uploading a music clip to YouTube glorifying the murder in Istanbul earlier this year of ethnic Armenian newspaper editor...

11 November 2007

Japan:

David Marx from neojanponisme blogs about a list of 100 greatest Japanese rock albums of all time, which reflects on local rock history.

9 November 2007

Ghana: Female Ghanaian Hip Hop

What is the state of female Ghanaian hip hop?:”Ever since hiplife became part and parcel of Ghanaian music, the female hiplife artistes have been holding it down. Talk of Abrewa...

8 November 2007

Morocco: Local Hip Hop Goes International

This week, the hype in the Moroccan blogosphere is all about the launch of a new documentary - both at home and abroad - about Morocco's burgeoning hip hop scene. Jillian York lets us in on what the Moroccan blogosphere has to say about it.

6 November 2007

Croatia: Election Singing

A month or so remains until the election in Croatia, and, according to Illyrian Gazette, “no sign, as yet, of the media's usual pre-election obsession: which singers will be performing...

5 November 2007

Mexico: Daft Punk in the Capital

Jorge Varela of Vivir México [ES] reviews the recent Daft Punk concert in Mexico City, and even though he is not a fan of electronic music, he was impressed by...

5 November 2007