Moroccan Tape Stash

Here's a very nice and interesting cassette from the recently departed, much missed Mustapha Baqbou, and it's unlike any other albu...

This is the second of three posts following the careers of members of the group Muluk el Hwa after their association with the group. Last we...

Continuing from my series of posts about the group Muluk el Hwa from Marrakech (see here , etc. ), this begins a series of posts that follow...

An article entitled  “Odes of Solidarity”: Moroccan Artists Amplify Palestine   was published in December 2024 in the recently resurrected j...

I've exhausted my supply of audio to share from the Marrakchi folk revival group Muluk el Hwa. I will link below to a couple additional ...

Kasbah is the third of the three albums released in Spain by Marrakchi folk ensemble Muluk el Hwa. Recorded in 1991 and released in 1992, t...

Marrakchi folk/Gnawa/Ghiwani ensemble Muluk el Hwa not only released a number of albums on cassette in Morocco, but also released 3 albums i...

A friend and neighbor of the Stash has shared with us an undistorted version of this Muluk el Hwa album. Many years ago I shared here a co...

Here's another cassette from the Marrakchi folk group Muluk el Hwa. I've sung their praises previously here and shared a compelling...

Daleks battle Gnawa folk revivalists Muluk el Hawa for galactic domination on the battlefield of audio tape in the late '80s or earl...

Muluk el Hwa (the "Demons" of Love) formed in the late '70s in Marrakech, riding the folk revival wave of groups like Nass...