NPR continues to support the Gnawledge crew, who recently stopped by the WGBH studios in Boston to talk about Granada Doaba with Lisa Mullins from PRI’s The World.

Download MP3 –> “Gnawedge @ PRI”“

Gnawledge family reunion in Boston!

@  The Middle East (Upstairs)
Saturday August 15th, 9pm
$10 adv / $13 door / 18+

Featuring live performances by Elemental Zazen, Gnotes, Afro DZ ak, Canyon Cody and Mighty Om.

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Canyon Cody and Sean Dwyer were interviewed on NPR’s “All Things Considered” on August 4th for a story about Granada Doaba.

“Flamenco And Hip-Hop Unite In Granada”

But Madeleine Brand wasn’t the only voice spreading Gnawledge on the airwaves last week.  My favorite radio DJ en el mundo entero — Jeremey Sole — played our song “No Te Rebeles (Seguiriya)” on KCRW . . .  and we missed it!

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Granada Doaba is the story of 16 immigrant musicians from around the world who fell in love with Granada, Spain.

Everyone except for Juan Habichuela (nieto), a native (greatgreatgrand) son of Granada’s gypsy neighborhood, El Sacromente. Part of the 5th generation of flamenco guitarists in the illustrious Habichuela family history, the 20 year-old phenom is the grandson (nieto) of legendary guitarist Juan Habichuela, winner of the 2008 Spanish Grammy award for best Flamenco album.

Juan collaborated with Gnawledge on 2 songs for Granada Doaba: a traditional introduction “Flamencología” and an electronic fusion “La Lengua del Rio”

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