SPANISH DOES NOT COUNT

Wondered if any of y'all actually listen to music made outside the anglosphere

I know it is an american website but come on

I've been trying to get this song translated for so long, the lyrics are nowhere to be found online

Made by the most white and English guy in the world

The featured artist is Cuushe

yes
ktt2.com/worldmusic-thread-32551740

motomami motomami

Korean, Japanese, Thai, French, Brazilian, and Central American music

Think it's kind of weird to listen to gibberish. I don't like a lot of metal that's in English because I have no clue what they're saying.

More into instrumental world music.

Racist

Because I don't speak more languages? Movies have subtitles. Music doesn't. Idk what you want

Was just jumping this 20 minutes ago cycling
principediscos.bandcamp.com/album/sonhos-pesadelos

how does spanish not count

Voices bring so much soul to a song

Contemporary terrible reggaeton

Mali and Western African music, French, Russian, Icelandic, Japanese, Indian, Brazilian, all goated. And many others.

Almost every country has its own folk traditions though. Wish more people would try to discover music beyond English speaking. Just like with film, there's a whole world out there.

im sure there's some spanish rnb or rock music out there

but i wouldn't know so i cant link anything

Japanese music

Your name suits you well

one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself in life is discovering the folk tradition and music from other countries. Bela Bartok, the Hungarian classical composer, travelled the world looking for a new language to incorporate into his compositions. His epiphany...

"“Folk melodies are the embodiment of an artistic perfection of the highest order; in fact, they are models of the way in which a musical idea can be expressed with utmost perfection in terms of brevity of form and simplicity of means...Music is the universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic boundaries."

"gibberish"

Weirdo

u crazy for this one

I like cumbia and there’s some albums by Hailu Mergia that have Amharic lyrics (Ethiopia), bossa nova in Brazil…

Hm that’s the big ones for me

Why