
Around the World with Davy Sims
Davy Sims takes you on a unique musical journey from all corners of the globe.
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This week on Around the World with Davy Sims, we take you on another breathtaking musical journey across the globe. The featured album is Man Shall Be Free by Ghanaian highlife band Amamere, a powerful and rhythmic celebration of freedom, culture, and connection through music.
But that’s just the beginning. Davy curates a rich and vibrant mix of sounds from all corners of the world. Tune in for captivating tunes from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Canada, Cape Verde, Finland, Ghana, Georgia, Greece, India, Kosovo, Mali, Mexico, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, Romania, the Solomon Islands, Thailand, Türkiye, the USA, and Wales.
From highlife to folk, traditional to contemporary, this episode is packed with discovery, energy, and the spirit of global connection. Don't miss it—Around the World with Davy Sims is your passport to the sounds of the planet.
Around the World with Davy Sims is back with another amazing episode.
On Around the World, the featured album is from the Polish band Hajda Banda. Their "Niepraudzivaya" album entered the World Music Charts Europe on the first week of release.
Davy is bringing you his world of knowledge with this beautiful album and I know you want to explore with Davy the music from this amazing album tonight on DRN1.
Around the World with Davy Sims
This week on Around the World, Davy Sims takes you on another unforgettable musical journey across continents and cultures. The Featured Album is Angel by the extraordinary Welsh harpist Cerys Hafana, blending tradition with modern creativity in a way that’s both intimate and striking.
Along the way, you’ll hear a rich mix of sounds from every corner of the globe — from the rhythms of Brazil and Nigeria, to the melodies of Finland, Hungary, and Slovakia, and the soulful textures of India, Lebanon, and Sudan. There’s music from Australia, Canada, California, and Ireland, as well as discoveries from Portugal, Puglia, Sicily, Romania, North Macedonia, Sweden, Denmark, Gabon, and Rwanda.
It’s a sweeping, diverse playlist that celebrates how music connects us all, no matter where we call home.