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Songlines.

Contributor(s): Frost, Jo (Editor) [editor.] | Gramophone Company [publisher.] | Mark Allen Publishing [publisher.]Material type:

Continuing resourcePublisher: London : MA Music Leisure and Travel Ltd. ISSN: 2059-6782Other title: Song linesUniform titles: Songlines (Harrow, London, England) Subject(s): 1900-1999 | World music -- Periodicals | World music -- Discography -- Periodicals | World music -- History and criticism -- Periodicals | Music -- 20th century -- Periodicals | Folk music -- Periodicals | Popular music -- Periodicals | Compact discs -- Reviews -- Periodicals | Compact discs | Folk music | Music | Popular music | World musicOnline access: Open e-journal Summary: Songlines is the definitive magazine for world music – music that has its roots in all parts of the globe, from Mali to Mexico, India to Iraq. Whether this music is defined as traditional, contemporary, folk or fusion, Songlines is the only publication to truly represent and embrace it. However, Songlines is not just about music, but about how the music fits into the landscape; it’s about politics, history and identity, and the artists who incite change through their music. Through its extensive articles and reviews, Songlines is your essential guide to an extraordinary world of music and culture, whether you are starting on your journey of discovery or are already a seasoned fan.

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Some issues published in combined forms.

Season dropped and month added to chronological designation starting 2002.

Songlines is the definitive magazine for world music – music that has its roots in all parts of the globe, from Mali to Mexico, India to Iraq. Whether this music is defined as traditional, contemporary, folk or fusion, Songlines is the only publication to truly represent and embrace it. However, Songlines is not just about music, but about how the music fits into the landscape; it’s about politics, history and identity, and the artists who incite change through their music. Through its extensive articles and reviews, Songlines is your essential guide to an extraordinary world of music and culture, whether you are starting on your journey of discovery or are already a seasoned fan.