Alash and Rahzel

Alash is a renowned trio of master Tuvan throat singers from Tuva, Inner Asia. They blend traditional Tuvan music with subtle Western influences, creating complex harmonies. Formed in 1999, they are celebrated for their unique xöömei vocal technique. They have earned top honors in competitions and collaborated with artists like Béla Fleck and the Flecktones (on a Grammy-winning album), Sun Ra Arkestra, and Shodekeh. Notable albums include "Meni Mana" and "Embodiments".

Rahzel, known for beatboxing, was a member of The Roots. Influenced by Biz Markie and Bobby McFerrin, he aims to respect beatboxing as art. Check out his "Make the Music 2000."