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Courtesy of the artistAn American band touring in China? No big deal. But a Chinese rock band in New York? That's new. ()
Milo Miles reviews two new collections by the late Latin pioneers Tito Rodriguez and Tito Puente. ()
Google isn't selling music; searches will point you to online music retailers it has partnered with. ()
Like drug trafficking itself, writing songs about drug cartels can be risky business. ()
The Iranian musician behind the "Sounds of Peace" program will be a headline act at Carnegie Hall. ()
A new anthology samples some of the bandleader's strongest works in Latin soul, rock and salsa. ()
These five vinyl treasures of 1970s Iranian funk span pop, fusion, garage-rock and much more. ()
Alex Cuba, who hails from the Caribbean nation, performs songs from his new album, Agua del Pozo. ()
The eclectic pianist plays a traditional danzon and a profoundly spiritual tune in NPR's Studio 4A.
Producer Mickey Hart used modern techniques to re-create the oldest chants of the Gyuto Monks.
The Afropop.org editor chooses the continent's Top 10 albums of the year.
