Shillong, Oct 20: Beyond the glitter of pandals and prayers to Goddess Durga, it is the beat of the dhak that is keeping ...

West African drumming, dance and song will move from Gettysburg’s Lincoln Square to the Gettysburg College campus during “The Forbidden Drum,” an upcoming four-day music program that will take place ...

Artisans in Thakurgaon are busy making and repairing traditional drums, including dhak and dhol, as preparations gather pace ...

The 12 Best Dancehall Songs of the '90s - DancehallMag. The 1990s were the decade when dancehall became digital, more ...

The festival has a reputation for being one of the most fun and family-friendly events of its kind in Scotland. Taking place in the grounds of the Highland estate from which it takes its name, the ...

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A covered van carrying drums that previously contained hazardous chemicals from Chattogram port to a chemical disposal facility in Narayanganj caught fire in Dhaka's Kanchpur area around 8:30pm ...

Drake Drops 'HABIBTI' Deluxe With Four New Songs, Featuring Don Toliver and Yebba - DancehallMag. Drake and Don Toliver took Ella Langley's country song "Choosin Texas" and flipped it into something ...

A music video for Jabunik Rukhwa (Jamun Tree), an Indigenous Tharu song, was released on YouTube on Saturday. The song is traditionally performed after Hareri Puja, a significant Indigenous Tharu ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Producer and sound designer Decap’s ‘Drums That Knock’ are all over some of the biggest hits of the last 10 years ...

Tech giant Xiaomi is sponsoring Redmi Note 17 Series Presents “mAhx Republic”, an event bringing together music and entertainment for fans and tech enthusiasts. The event will mark the launch of three ...

Wait, What?! Tutta Bella’s original Columbia City restaurant is closing after 22 years. Seattle owes its neighborhood staples more than a shrug. How many times are we going to say “Seattle will be OK” ...