Various - IV Festival De Músiques Folk

Review by David Burrow

The IV Festival De Músiques Folk is a collection of traditional folk music from various regions of the world. The album features a diverse range of artists and styles, including Celtic, African, and Latin American influences.

The album opens with "La Cumbia del Mole," a lively track that blends Mexican and African rhythms. This is followed by the hauntingly beautiful "Twa Corbies," a traditional Scottish ballad performed by the group Old Blind Dogs.

Other highlights include "Siyahamba," a South African hymn sung by the Soweto Gospel Choir, and "The Star of the County Down," a lively Irish jig performed by the band Solas.

Summary by David Burrow

the IV Festival De Músiques Folk is a wonderful celebration of traditional folk music from around the world. The album is beautifully produced and features some truly outstanding performances. Whether you're a fan of Celtic, African, or Latin American music, there is something here for everyone. Highly recommended!