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Undermarocked?

“Vampiria! Vampiria!” shouts a crowd of 20,000 young Moroccans, urging the Portuguese gothic metal band Moonspell to play their favourite song. Much of the crowd is garbed with typical metal...

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Old Vinyl and New Pop in Casablanca

Jace Clayton (bka DJ Rupture) and FADER photo editor John Francis Peters are in Morocco for the month of June, working on an art/research project called Beyond Digital. Noujoum Wislane, “Track 8″ by...

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«No Signal Found»

Younes Baba Ali has a critical approach to the contemporary world. But his artistic production is unique. It involves the public completely. Observations from his solo show «No Signal Found» at the...

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An Italian in Casablanca

Blogger Simone Bertuzzi wrote us from Morocco where he tried to release new recordings of the Master Musicians of Joujouka. The cassettes did not arrive yet. But he brought us nice tracks and pics....

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Moroccan Mixtape

After five intense months my tape is finally OUT! It features a mix of fieldrecordings I've captured in Morocco last year at the Master Musicians of Joujouka festival on one side, and a mix done by Dj...

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I love hip-hop in Morocco

This is a story about the empowering force of (Moroccan) hip-hop. Screened on Thursday 12.1.2012 at the 3. Norient Musikfilm Festival in Bern, Switzerland. Fnaire - Morocco's most popular hip hop group...

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Marokko: Von Punk bis Death Core

Jugendliche aus der Wirtschaftsmetropole Casablanca und der Hauptstadt Rabat zeigen und erklären, wie sie zwischen Orient und Okzident zerrieben werden und darin sich und ihre Zugehörigkeit zu finden...

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Sonic Traces: From the Arab World – Release

This limited vinyl offers music, sounds and noises from the Arab World: Propaganda music by political groups and clans, psychedelic Arabic Rock from the late 1960s and 1970s, the noises of bombs and...

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