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With Kamran, who plays Spanish guitar and Amir Ullah Sheikh, who plays acoustic guitar, flute player Haider Rahman, and singer Serene Assir make up Gypsy Roots a band whose music is fusion of their
Haleshla means why not! in Arabic and that's the attitude that Mouna Eddrou and her husband Simon Webster bring to working together. Most people say Oh I wouldn't work with my wife says Webster, but
Harare are one of the few groups to be playing Zimbabwean dance music in Europe. Formed by musicians from the heart of Zimbabwean urban music; Harare combines different styles from Jit Jive to
"I am trying to fuse traditional Moroccan and Andalucian types of music with new drum beats" says Kadir, the composer and arranger for the six-piece Harir Band. "I want to mix the rhythms so young
Harjeet Kaur is a visual artist who works with photography, as well as visual arts and crafts. Although Harjeet was born in Yorkshire and has always lived in the UK she also grew up in an Indian
Hassan Erraji is a moroccan musician and storyteller.  He cannot remember a time when he did not drum. "At home we had no drums, so I got hold of anything I could, like a table or a metal
Helen started out by singing reggae and jazz (in particular, Billie Holiday covers) on the East Midlands circuit. However, her musical style grew at the beginning of the 90s when she started to
Born in London but brought up in Singapore, Hi Ching recalls the Malaysia of his youth as a cultural melting pot. "The music in Singapore is extremely interesting because you've got influences from
Born in London but brought up in Singapore, Hi Ching recalls the Malaysia of his youth as a cultural melting pot. "The music in Singapore is extremely interesting because you've got influences from
He is a household name for Bangladeshi families in the UK, but it is not until this unassuming, softly-spoken man starts to sing - with a quite overwhelming sweetness - that you realise why. 

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