Kokoroko are the London jazz-afrobeat outfit, fronted by a trio of female horn players.
Alogte Oho is a Ghanaian gospel groover with his Sounds of Joy.
Lo’Jo are French world masters, led by Denis Péan for 38 years and 17 albums.
Mogollar are the originators of the Anadolu Pop, the blend of Anatolian tradition with Western rock, and Netherland-based Altin Gün are inheritors of same.
Liraz reaches out to her Iranian heritage from her Tel Aviv base for her second album.
“Agrim Agadez” is a 2017 compilation of artists from Niger recorded in the field.
Mazaherplay community ritual music from Egypt, led by women.
Veyrouz Mint Seymali is the daughter of Mauritanian star, Dimi Mint Abba.
Les Mamans du Congo are a feminist collective from Brazzaville, with producer Rrobin.
WoWaKin are Polish traditionalists, taking cues from the old masters.
Xabier Diaz is Galician folklorist and master of the pandeireta galega.
Zedashe are a Georgian folk choir, led by women.
Gwenifer Raymond is a Welsh guitarist, influenced by the American primitive tradition.
Kiko Dinucci is guitarist with Metá Metá amongst many other projects.
Dezron Douglas on bass and Brandee Younger on harp play the Pharaoh Sanders classic.
Alexandræ are a Catalan duo with performances in church and lyrics in Latin.
Aragaki Mutsumi is an experimental Okinawan musician exploring tradition.
Here is the playlist for "Ear to the globe" broadcast on Monday November 23rd. The programme goes out every Monday at 10pm to midnight on 103.2FM and is available live at www.dublincityfm.ie