[ SECRET POST #3595 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3595 ⌋

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Non-English music

[(Anonymous)]

Usually when I ask for music recs, I get only American or British bands. While those are lovely, the rest of the world must have music industries too, right?

Re: Non-English music

[(Anonymous)]

Kent from Sweden just called it quits but left a mighty discography. Some of my fave songs: FF, Dom Andra, 747, Musik non stop, Om du var här, Den döda vinkeln, Ensamheten, La Belle Epoque

Re: Non-English music

[feotakahari]

I heard Golden Dreams on classical radio and thought it was amazing: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ed2SMJ-mAG8

If you're more into pop, t.A.T.u has some catchy stuff.

I'll also drop this. Just something I heard in a taqueria: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XPBERIbz-jk

Re: Non-English music

[(Anonymous)]

Sigur Rós, haven't listened to them in ages but loved not understanding anything except that it was very beautiful and soothing (and used in nature documentaries)

Re: Non-English music

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Khalid aka Cheb Khaled (easier to search) is worth a listen.

I have a soft spot for Swedish techno.

Re: Non-English music

[type_wild]

Kari Bremnes

Re: Non-English music

[fishnchips]

Since you didn't specify genres, have a colourful mix:

Japanese:
The Back Horn
Aobozu
One Ok Rock
Chihiro Onitsuka
Cinema Staff
Siam Shade
tacica

French:
Coeur de Piraten
Christophe Maé
Tri Yann

Brezhoneg/Breton:
Alan Stivell (also has French and Gaelic songs)
Denez Prigent

Corsican:
I Muvrini

Gaelic (Scotland)- they do quite a bit of English too, though:
Capercaillie
Runrig

Italian:
Angelo Branduardi
Gemelli Diversi

German (pop/rock/punk) :
Clueso
Die Toten Hosen
Die Ärzte
Herbert Grönemeyer
Sportfreunde Stiller
Ich+Ich

German (faux medieval/folk):
Schandmaul
Die Streamer
Duivelspack
Versengold
Subway to Sally
ASP

Re: Non-English music

[(Anonymous)]

I like Mana. They're a pop rock band from Mexico with a bunch of catchy songs. Camila's another good one, but many of their songs sound so sad.