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On the Far Side album review: Afrique Asie

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AfuriKo, On the Far Side (F-IRE)
Review of AfuriKo’s debut album On the Far Side in Afrique Asie (November 2014), a monthly magazine that focuses on the African and Asian continents at large, specializing in political analysis and economical, social, and cultural information. Edited in Paris, the publication is regularly distributed in over fifty countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, as well as North and Latin America.

🇫🇷 “Une musique qui respire, pulse, bifurque, badine. Inclassable et jouée avec une exquise délicatesse, au détour d’improvisations sournoises. Élaborée et à la fois sincère et spontanée. AfuriKo est en principe un duo absolument atypique. … À découvrir d’urgence et à y entrer doucement.”

🇬🇧 “Music that breathes, pulsates, bifurcates, trifles. That is unclassifiable and played with exquisite delicacy, in the course of sly improvisations. Elaborate yet sincere and spontaneous all the while. AfuriKo is in essence an absolutely atypical duo. … I urge you to discover them and slowly enter their world.”

– M. M., Afrique Asie
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TV

Hearth at Home interview on a1r.tv – part 2

AfuriKo was invited to Rodney Hearth’s home in North Wales for an interview in two parts that was aired on UK Entertainment’s channel A1R Family Focus Television. Committed to freedom of speech, truth, justice and the promotion of excellence, A1R has been producing inspirational, challenging and thought provoking programmes over the years. There mission, in their own words, is to “reflect the best in people and places.”

This program is in two parts: back to Part 1.

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TV

Hearth at Home interview on a1r.tv – part 1

AfuriKo was invited to Rodney Hearth’s home in North Wales for an interview in two parts that was aired on UK Entertainment’s channel A1R Family Focus Television. Committed to freedom of speech, truth, justice and the promotion of excellence, A1R has been producing inspirational, challenging and thought provoking programmes over the years. There mission, in their own words, is to “reflect the best in people and places.”

This program is in two parts: jump to Part 2.