GLOBAL MUSIC EXCHANGE MUSIC & RELEASES
Martin Cradick has dedicated his life to producing music for Global Music Exchange. Since 1993 he has made 17 albums that directly benefit Indigenous people in both Cameroon and Ethiopia. The albums that are solely the Indigenous people are displayed below for a full collection of the albums click here for the March Hare Music store.
The Forest is Ours
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné - 2014The Forest is Ours
A song of freedom by Baka Gbiné. Includes a download of the HD video of the song.
All proceeds go to The Forest Voices Tour.
Kopolo
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné - 2012Kopolo
Kopolo by Orchéstre Baka Gbiné As hunter-gatherers, the Baka will build a village in the forest near a seasonal food source and stay there for a month or two until they have harvested all they can.
Voice of The Forest
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné - 2013Voice of The Forest
Voice of the Rainforest by Baka Forest People of Southeast Cameroon Helping the Eden Project in Cornwall create a soundscape for their “Rainforest Walkway” inspired us to put together a new collection of traditional Baka sounds.
Baka in The Forest
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné - 2009Baka in The Forest
Baka in the Forest by Orchéstre Baka Gbiné Thousands of years of surviving by hunting large animals in the rainforests of the Congo basin depended on powerful night-time ritual singing (“Yelli”) by Baka Pygmy women.
Gati Bongo
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné - 2006Gati Bongo
Gati Bongo by Orchéstre Baka Gbiné Gati Bongo is the amazing and compelling debut album by Baka Gbiné, recorded live in the rainforest of Cameroon in 2004 and 2005.
Heart of The Forest
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné - 2002Heart of The Forest
Heart of the Forest Baka Forest People Of Southeast Cameroon The first album of traditional Baka songs recorded by Martin Cradick on his first visit. This was originally released alongside “Spirit of the Forest” on Hannibal Records.
You can purchase music or videos and help the Baka directly now
All royalties collected from music and video sales are used for projects aimed to maintain and preserve the Baka traditional way of life and to sustain a culture under threat of extinction in an ever increasing materialistic world
The recently released video, “The Forest is Ours” explains their plight, if you have just four spare minutes, it is worth a look…
You can purchase music or videos and help the Baka directly now
All royalties collected from music and video sales are used for projects aimed to maintain and preserve the Baka traditional way of life and to sustain a culture under threat of extinction in an ever increasing materialistic world
The recently released video, “The Forest is Ours” explains their plight, if you have just four spare minutes, it is worth a look…