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WRS Music Review 2011: Mark Coles
With so many albums released around the globe these days, it can’t be easy to filter through it all and pick just five songs that stand out as the year’s best, but WRS’s Alex Helmick has asked our resident music experts to do it anyway. Today, Mark Coles, host of the internationally syndicated music show The Shed: A Whole New World of Music, shares his top tracks from 2011:
MARK COLES’S TOP 5 (+1) FROM 2011:
FAVORITE OF THE YEAR: Egyptian Project’s Yo Amar (or The Moon) from a soon-to-be-released debut album. Due in the New Year. (Egypt/France)
Cambodian Space Project: Chnam Oun Dop Pram Mouy (or I’m 16) from their debut album “2011: A Space Odyssey” (Cambodia)
Tiny Ruins: You’ve Got the Kind of Nerve I Like from her debut album “Some Were Meant For Sea” (New Zealand)
El General: Rais Lebled (or Head of the Country) the song that helped kick start revolution in Tunisia earlier this year. (Tunisia)
Ry Cooder: El Corrido De Jess James from his album “Pull Up Some Dust And Sit Down” (USA)
June Tabor + Oysterband: Love Will Tear Us Apart from their album “Ragged Kingdom” (UK)
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