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Maqom Soul Records: Yashlik, Uyghur Psych, and the Modal Jazz of the Soviet Underground
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Maqom Soul Records: Yashlik, Uyghur Psych, and the Modal Jazz of the Soviet Underground
Tashkent in the 1970s was far from the quiet cultural outpost many Western listeners imagine. The city was a lively meeting point where Crimean Tatars, Koreans, Uyghurs, and other communities lived alongside the realities of Soviet cultural policy, creating a unique and often overlooked musical environment. Maqom Soul Records, a new archival label, is working to document and reintroduce this musical history. Founder Anvar Kalandarov originally f…
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