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End of the Road Festival 2019 - Penya and Mary Lattimore

Nick Luscombe with live music from Late Junction’s stage at the End of the Road festival including ethereal harpist Mary Lattimore and Penya's percussive Afro-Latin electronica.

We continue our showcase from End of the Road festival in Wiltshire, where Late Junction staged an evening of broad-minded, eclectic music in the warm embrace of the festival’s music-loving crowd. Nick Luscombe presents live music highlights from our two remaining acts.

American harpist Mary Lattimore introduces her innovative approach to the instrument, combining loops and ambient electronics to create a beatific, layered meditation on the traditional harp sound.

And finally, the percussion-driven Afro-Latin electronica group Penya, a London-based ensemble with musical roots in Latin America and North Africa. Penya love to experiment with deep grooves, intricate pulses and vibrant vocals to create a tribal, alternative dancefloor.

Produced by Rebecca Gaskell
A Reduced Listening production for BBC Radio 3.

1 hour

Music Played

  • Brigitte Fontaine

    Le Goudron

    • Comme À La Radio.
    • Saravah.
  • Penya

    Iyesa

    • Live at End of the Road 2019.
  • Penya

    Tormenta

    • Live at End Of The Road 2019.
  • Penya

    Mentirosa

    • Live at End Of The Road 2019.
  • Mary Lattimore

    On The Day You Saw The Dead Whale

    • Live at End of the Road 2019.
  • Tunng

    Sefa Deta (Birds)

    • This Is Tunng... Magpie Bites And Other Cuts.
  • Mary Lattimore

    Wawa By The Ocean

  • Martina Lussi

    Pool

    • Interactions: A Guide to Swiss Underground Experimental Music.
    • Buh Records.
  • Cyril Diaz Et Son Orchestre

    Feeling Happy

    • Disques Debs International Vol. 1.
    • Strut.
  • Propan

    The Warmest Kiss

    • Trending.

Broadcast

  • Wed 4 Sep 2019 23:30

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