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Blue Flower
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Sat Nam 2024
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Himalaya Drone
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Shiva In the Rain
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Night Country (Mayotte)
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Calling Your Name
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Traherne
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PETER CULSHAW London, UK
Writer and composer Peter Culshaw was in West India Company, on Editions EG, a label founded by Brian Eno and home to art musicians like Jon Hassell and Michael Nyman. As a music writer, he interviewed greats from Steve Reich to Fela Kuti and reported from Siberia to the Amazon and lived with pygmies in Africa. His book, Clandestino - In Search of Manu Chao has been published in 10 languages. ... more
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