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Music Of Scotland, Canadian Folk Awards Nominees, Psychedelic World & Halloween

NEW RELEASES FEATURED THIS WEEK: The Ultimate Guide to Scottish Folk, Treacherous Orchestra, Tom Teasley, and Archie Fisher.

Monday, October 26

Global Village journeys to Scotland for traditional and contemporary Scottish folk and folk rock for the October feature. Among the artists and groups featured are such legendary artists and bands as Archie Fisher, Bert Jansch, the Incredible String Band and Capercaillie – and rising stars including Karine Polwart, Emily Smith, Treacherous Orchestra, and The Chair.

Tuesday, October 27

Global Village highlights some different approaches to Latin music from the Sones de Mexico Ensemble, pan-Latin jazz band Grupo Cha Cha, Brazil-grass group Matuto, tango from vibes player (and newly named 2016 NEA Jazz Master) Gary Burton, and neo-tango from Spain’s Otros Aires.

Wednesday, October 28

This special edition of Global Village highlights music from the newly named nominees in the 2015 Canadian Folk Awards. Over 70 different artists and groups from across Canada were included among this year’s nominees with music ranging from the traditional to the contemporary, veteran artists and rising stars, indigenous artists, and groups inspired by sounds from around the globe. Among the artists featured are Buffy Sainte-Marie, KiranAhluwalia, Monsoon, The Young Novelists, Le Vent du Nord, The Shoeless, and Ayrad.

Thursday, October 29

Global Village goes psychedelic with some '60s inspired global sounds from Pucho & the Latin Soul Brothers, ‘70s Nigerian band Semi Colon, guitarist Nguyen Le, veteran chichi group The Cumbia All Stars, Australia’s Bombay Royale, and the Cambodian Space Project.

  Friday, October 30

Global Village celebrates Halloween with some music tricks and treats, ghosts and goblins, and lots of spirited and scary sounds.

Chris Heim produces and hosts Global Village, a nationally and internationally distributed world music show; the nightly jazz show Night Train, and Crossroads, KMUW’s twice-weekly blues and R&B show. Chris is also a critic and freelance writer whose work has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Utne, Global Rhythm, Dirty Linen, and Option, among others.