Paleo Hip-Hop?

Well, not sure if these guys eat paleo, but at least they're getting a message out about real food and health.  I learned of this from Karen De Coster , another paleo blogger.  From the Link TV site:

"Health and wellness enthusiast, B-Boy Super Inlight reached out to D-Nick The Microphone Misfit to compose a song, for the opening of Graffiti and Grub, a natural foods store on the Chicago's South Side. They use Hip Hop culture, as a way of inspiring different types of people to eat healthy. The result was this song, "Abnormality" which takes its chorus from the definition of the word healthy. The video is shot entirely in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago in the heart of the city and features people from that area who share a passion for healthy living."

Like Karen, I especially like the reference to the "lies and scandals" of the USDA Food Pyramid.  I hope you enjoy it: 

Primal Music - Native American Flute

People all over the planet have used wood or bamboo to make flutes.  I enjoy wooden and bamboo flute music and am learning to play a bamboo flute.  Enjoy.

Maori Music, Updated: Oceania

The New Zealand band Oceania combines traditional Maori music and modern music.

Music From the Homeland

An ensemble of traditional African drums made from hardwood and goatskins. Mamady Keita is among the best of traditional djembe players. Enjoy.