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    Francesca Harding

    From Eritrea to Japan and beyond, it's a fusion party!

    Francesca Harding
    Francesca Harding
    Hand-Picked MusicAfricanElectronic
    Music to make you feel.
    Music to make you feel.
    Apr 29, 2026

    Music to make you feel. Today with Francesca Harding: Eritrean folk meets post-krautrock; Japanese folk meets Cumbia. It’s a fusion party!

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