Morning Becomes Eclectic
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KCRW’s signature music program — defying format since 1977.
Morning Becomes Eclectic
MBE March 16: Desert blues from Algeria’s Imarhan and Mexican future funk
Desert blues is queued up for you, courtesy of Algerian quintet Imarhan’s new project, created at the only professional recording studio in their hometown — which they also built themselves.
Desert blues is queued up for you, courtesy of Algerian quintet Imarhan’s new project, created at the only professional recording studio in their hometown — which they also built themselves.
Desert blues is queued up for you, courtesy of Algerian quintet Imarhan’s new project, created at the only professional recording studio in their hometown — which they also built themselves.
You'll also hear some future funk from Mexico City's Macross 82-99 and the bolero stylings of Doris Anahi on her divine debut single
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