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The Year 2019 Top 150.Pdf WORLD MUSIC CHARTS EUROPE for the YEAR 2019 Compiled on behalf of the Worldmusic Workshop of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) by Johannes Theurer. Copyright by Giftmusic GmbH The top 150 of 764 nominated records 1 PLACELESS Mahsa & Marjan Vahdat, Kronos Quartet KKV Iran/USA 2 MIRI Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba Outhere Mali 3 REBUJO Dona Onete Mais um Discos Brazil 4 ECHOES OF JAPAN Minyo Crusaders Mais um Discos Japan 5 UN AUTRE BLANC Salif Keita Naive Records Mali 6 KHARIFA Habib Koite Contre-Jour Mali 7 MRAK Boban Markovic Orkestar Fono Serbia 8 LAJKO FELIX & VOLOSI Lajko Felix & Volosi Fono Hungary/Poland 9 JAMBU E OS MITICOS SONS DA AMAZONIA various artists Analog Africa Brazil 10 FUTURE FLORA Black Flower sdban Ultra Belgium 11 SER Urna & Kroke Urna Chahar-Tugchi China (Mongolia)/Poland 12 UM CORPO NO MUNDO Luedji Luna Sterns / YB Music Brazil 13 JOY Aka Trio Bendigedig Italy/Senegal/Brazil 14 THE CAPITALIST BLUES Leyla McCalla Jazz Village USA 15 CELIA Angelique Kidjo Universal Benin/USA 16 GECE Altin Gün Glitterbeat Netherlands/Turkey 17 PURA VIDA Misia Galileo MC Portugal 18 EL HAJAR Dudu Tassa & the Kuwaitis Nur Publishing / Orchard Israel 19 DE PALENQUE A MATONGE Dizzy Mandjeku & Ale Kuma Zephyrus Congo/Colombia 20 SAHARI Aziza Brahim Glitterbeat Western Sahara/Spain 21 AMINA Refugees for Refugees Muziekpublique Belgium/various 22 BLACK TENERE Kel Assouf Glitterbeat Niger/Belgium 23 TANGO ARGENTINO TODAY El Afronte Orquesta Tipica ACT Argentina 24 RÜYA - DREAM OF ANATOLIA Olcay Bayir ARC Turkey /UK 25 RECIFE 19 DJ Dolores Sterns Brazil 26 GAKTI Vassvik Heilo/Grappa Norway (Sapmi) 27 THE EXORCISM OF A SPINSTER Hope Masike Riverboat Zimbabwe 28 GOD IS NOT A TERRORIST Ustad Saami Glitterbeat Pakistan 29 FROM NUBIA TO CAIRO Ali Hassan Kuban Piranha Egypt 30 MAR NEM SZEDÜLÖK / ROLLING BACK Parno Graszt Fono Hungary 31 ASSU Ulla Pirttijärvi, Harald Skullerud, Olav Torget Bafe's Factory Finland/Norway (Sami) 32 WAITING FOR THE DAWN Ooldouz Pouri KKV Iran/Norway 33 SISSOKO & SISSOKO Ballake Sissoko & Baba Sissoko Homerecords Mali 34 AMANKOR/THE EXILE Tartit Riverboat Mali 35 I LOVE YOU INNA Oumar Konate Clermont Mali 36 LAYLET EL BOOREE Ifriqiyya Electrique Glitterbeat Tunesia/France 37 DERIN DERIN Baba Zula Glitterbeat Turkey 38 AFRICA SPEAKS Santana & Buika Universal Spain/USA 39 A UNIVERSE THAT ROASTS BLOSSOMS FOR A HORSE Sirom Tak:til/Glitterbeat Slovenia 40 REAKCJA MAZOWIECKA / MAZOVIAN ROOTS RE:ACTION Warsaw Village Band Jaro Poland 41 SABUR Korjen Indies Scope various 42 SONGS OF OUR NATIVE DAUGHTERS Our Native Daughters Smithsonian Folkways USA 43 GIVE ME WINE Romano Drom Riverboat Hungary 44 GAIZCA PROJECT Ialma / Manu Sabate / Inaki Plaza / Ciscu Cardona / Nicolas Scalliet Homerecords Spain (Galicia, Catalonia, Euskadi) 45 ABAN Garifuna Collective Stonetree Belize 46 SUELTA La Yegros X Ray Argentina 47 THRAKI: THRACE - THE PATHS OF DIONYSUS Rodopi Ensemble ARC Greece 48 BIM#1 Benin International Musical (BIM) Worldtourrecords Benin/France 49 JE SUIS AFRICAIN Rachid Taha Naive Algeria/France 50 ALLJ BELE A MELYBE / STAND INTO THE DEEP Meszecsinka CPL Music/NarRator Hungary 51 KAR YAGAR Derya Yildirim & Grup Simsek Catapulte/Bongo Joe Turkey/Germany 52 THROUGH THE EYES OF THE EARTH Belonoga NarRator Bulgaria 53 HERITAGE Bulgarian Voices Angelite Jaro Bulgaria 54 KIND OF FOLK, VOL 2 NORWAY Groupa All Ice Records Sweden/Norway 55 THE LONG MARCH Le Trio Joubran Cooking Vinyl Libanon/Palestine 56 ALTER ETHNO Oratnitza Fusion Embassy Bulgaria 57 DAUGHTERS OF JERUSALEM Daughters of Jerusalem KKV Israel 58 NESKROTENY Hrdza Hrdza Slovakia 59 COSSACK ATTACK! Cendes Molca Records Slovakia 60 FROM KOLKATA Tita Nzebi Bibaka Music Gabon 61 EL MAL QUERER Rosalia Sony Music Spain Spain 62 BAHAR Umut Adan Riverboat Turkey 63 1958 Blick Bassy No Format Cameroun 64 AVANTE DELIRIO Saulo Duarte Stern's Brazil Brazil 65 BUTTERFLY Vassilis Ketentzoglou & Sofia Labropoulou Odradek Greece 66 LA FACE CACHEE Wuta Mayi Sterns DR Congo 67 WE DON'T SHOOT Dissidenten & Mohamed Mounir Exil Germany/Egypt 68 SMALL ISLAND BIG SONG Small IslandBig Song Small Island Big Song various 69 BABRA Babra Fono Hungary 70 KARIN Vardan Hovanissian & Emre Gultekin Muziekpublique Armenia/Turkey 71 DO YOU LOVE Otava Yo ARC Russia 72 VILDALUODDA / WILDPRINT Vilda Bafe's Factory Finland WMCE Year 2019 - 2 73 INNA DE YARD Inna de Yard Chapter Two Jamaica 74 UDU Udu CPL Russia (Buryatia)/Lithuania 75 MONKEY SEE MONKEY DO Alma Afrobeat Ensemble Slow Walk Music Spain/various 76 RAJATILA / BORDERLINE Tuuletar Bafe's Factory Finland 77 MYSTIC DANCE Amira Kheir Stern's Sudan 78 HALI Piirpauke Rockadillo Finland 79 AFRO GROOVE QUEEN Manou Gallo Contre-Jour Ivory Coast 80 JDID Acid Arab Crammed Discs France 81 I MET HER BY THE RIVER Dawda Jobarteh Sterns Gambia/Denmark 82 PO SLADACH/IN THE FOOTSTEPS Janusz Prusinowski Kompania Janusz Prusinowski Poland 83 DE AYER PARA SIEMPRE Mariachi Los Camperos Smithsonian USA/Mexico 84 HAITIANOLA Lakou Mizik Cumbancha Haiti/USA 85 SANTA PLASTICA Las Hermanas Caronni Les grandes fleuves Argentina 86 WHITE HOLE / FORAT BLANC (not possible to pruchase!!!) Eduard Iniesta Eduard Iniesta Spain (Catalonia) 87 ISTIKRARLI HAYAL HAKIKATTIR Gaye Su Akyol Glitterbeat Turkey 88 THE BALKAN AUTUMN Mostar Sevdah Reunion presents Sreta Snail Bosnia Herzegowina/Serbia 89 SONGS FROM THE BARDO Laurie Anderson, Tenzin Choegyal, Jesse Paris Smith Smithsonian USA/Tibet 90 VOICES OF THE ANCESTORS / SENCU BALSIS Auli Lauska & Auli Latvia 91 WASALALA Madalitso Band Bongo Joe Malawi 92 GLASCHU / HOME TOWN LOVE SONG Mary Ann Kennedy ARC Music UK (Scotland) 93 PHILOS Park Jiha Glitterbeat South Korea 94 AMADJAR Tinariwen Wedge Mali 95 TRECE CANCIONS BONITAS German Diaz & Benxamin Otero Producciones efímeras Spain 96 ORINOCO Cimarron Cimarron Records Colombia 97 BLUE SILENCE Tristan Driessens & Robbe Kieckens Homerecords Belgium 98 BADIJA Marin Jerkunica Snailrecords Croatia 99 MALETIEMPU Rachele Andrioli & Rocco Nigro Fonosfere Italy 100 #NUNAIROBI - KENYA'S MUSIC HUB various artists Othere Kenya 101 ALEGRIA E LIBERTA Lucilla Galeazzi, Didier Laloy, Ialma, Carlo Rizzo, Maarten Decombel homerecords Italy/Spain/Belgium 102 EKERA Azmari SBDAN Ultra Belgium 103 TANEC STRUN Miriam Kaiser Trio Husliarsky Dom Slovakia 104 TAUTUMEITAS Tautumeitas CPL Latvia 105 TELEGRAFY Banda Pavian Slovakia 106 QUASI TANGO Sole Azul Eclipse Music Finland 107 BHUMIKA Ritesh Das/Toronto Tabla Ensemble Toronto Tabla Ensemble Canada 108 OBIAA! Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band Strut Ghana 109 MERCEDES KOLO Dobranotch CPL Music France/Russia 110 HETKESSÄ Teija Niku Ainia Finland 111 GREEK FUSION ORCHESTRA VOL.2 Kyriakos Sfetsas Teranga Greece 112 STRANGE SUITE Ateshkhan Yuseinov & Skiller Riverboat Bulgaria 113 NYOLC 8 NYOLC Söndörgö SNDG Hungary 114 CAMINOS Nacion Ekeko Nacion Ekeko Argentina 115 RUJO Antti Plaanen Rockadillo Finland 116 PAUANNE Pauanne Nordic Notes Finland 117 A FOLK DANCER'S JOURNEY Tristan Driessens Seyir Muzik Belgium/various 118 FORRO POR AI Serelepe Loa Discos Brazil 119 ODISSEA Bandadriatica Finisterre Italy 120 WITH LOVE FROM BERLIN Daniel Haaksmann Man Recordings Germany/various 121 TAILWIND HOME Equus Equus Australia 122 ELIXIR Aurelie Dorzee & Tom Thevns Home Records Belgium 123 STRANGE DAYS Natacha Atlas Whirlwind Recordings Belgium 124 OSPAKIZUN GAUEAN Benito Lertxundi Kantaita Spain (Basque) 125 TIMES OF MAHARAJAS Dhoad Gypsies of Rajastahan ARC India 126 GUITAR COLLOQUIUM Innes Watsons Isle Music UK (Scotland) 127 WHAT HEAT Bokante & Jules Buckley & Metropole Orkest Real World USA/Netherlands/various 128 JOY!GURU Bhattacharya, Traczyk, Zemler Unzipped Fly Records India/Poland 129 EN OTROS LUGARES Santiago Cordoba Sounds & Colours Ltd Argentina 130 OULAD LGHABA Asmaa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou ajabu! Morocco 131 LUME Merima Kljuco & Jelena Milusic Coratia Records Bosnia & Herzegowina 132 KEUSCHHEIT UND DEMUT IN ZEITEN DER CHOLERA Sterzinger, Koehldorfer, Schaden Austria 133 LATTITUDES International Citrus Band IC Band & Agorila various 134 EVERYONE'S JUST WINGING IT AND OTHER FLY TALES Blinky Bill Ginger Sounds Kenya 135 SIRIUS Sirius Quartet USA 136 NIAFUNKE Hama Sankare Clermont Music Mali 137 VIA Efe Turumaty & Nikola Zaric MMF various 138 STEER BY THE STARS Skipinnish Skipinnish Records UK (Scotland) 139 QUEBRA-CABECA Bixiga 70 Glitterbeat Brazil 140 ETKOT, PECTOPAH JA ETNOTEKNOA Suistamon Sähkö Nordic notes Finland 141 MORE ARRIVING Sarathy Korwar The Leaf Label India/UK 142 AMADRAN Baba Sissoko Homerecords Mali 143 HISTORIA NATURAL Los Piranas Glitterbeat Colombia 144 HARP VS. HARP Edmar Castaneda & Gregoire Maret Act Colombia/Switzerland 145 ABEG NO VEX Ekiti Sound Crammed Nigeria 146 NOSTALGIQUE KONGO various artists Buda Musique DR Congo 147 FENFO Fatoumata Diawara 3EME BUREAU / WAGRAM Mali 148 TOO BIG TO FAIL Madame Baheux Lotus Austria 149 RUMBARISTAS Rumbaristas Via Lactea Spain, Belgium, France, Poland 150 BANTOU MENTALE Bantou Mentale Glitterbeat DR Congo/France.
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