by Guy Emanuel King Django is a world renown Ska artist who runs his own label, Stubborn Records.  Back in 1997, way before Matisyahu, Y-Love, Idan Raichel, and all the …

by Matthue Roth Marissa Nadler is, to some extent, a diva in the Björk/Bonfire Madigan/Diamanda Galas mold. A straight-ahead singer who sings elusive, haunting songs; whose weapon of choice is …

by Guy Emanuel “The Mix Up” begins with the Beastie Boys talking in that classic “We Are in The Studio” style, where before you play any instruments you talk about …

by Matthue Roth In 1492, Sarah Aroeste’s family was one of thousands of Spanish Jewish families who were forced into exile when the Inquisition hit the fan. A little more …

by Guy Emanuel The Rooftop Roots “mixtape,” which is not mixed in the true mixtape sense at all, starts off with Balkan Beat Box’s “Digital Monkey.” Tomer Yosef proclaims to …

by Lori Finkel Klezmer Juice is not another musty klezmer cover band. With the help of digital samplers, Gustavo Bulgach spins a new age Sephardic rhythm with a dusty Ashkenazi …

By Esther Werdiger Jewdar. You know, that thing that sort of starts buzzing when I spot someone who looks vaguely Semitic, somebody who’s surname ends in a …man, …stein or …

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