Your Music, Amplified
Music is Culture (MiC) pushes the boundaries of what it means to be a nonprofit publisher and record label. All over the world, threatened and underrepresented communities risk losing their musical practices. With MiC’s unique project model, these communities take the lead, choosing how to broadcast their music, and bringing the world closer together in the process.
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Ngoma dzaVaNdau (The Music of the Ndau People)
Reviving musical instruments and practices, reconnecting them to the Ndau people, and imagining how they will benefit future generations
Chipinge Zimbabwe
Anesu Ndoro
Yazidi Home Cassettes in the House of Singers
Conserving and sharing the home recordings of Yazidis to help heal wounds from genocide, create new community spaces, and restore oral traditions
Shingal Sinjar Iraq
Fahad Harbo Kheder, Rênas Babekir
Armenian 78s in America: A Discography
The first book-length publication to tell the history of sound recordings produced by Armenian musicians, recovering an overlooked contribution in the story of the American recording industry
Armenia United States
Ara Dinkjian, Harout Arakelian