Imam Baildi's 'Argosvinis Moni' Among NPR's 'Best Songs of 2015'

World music, chart toppers Imam Baildi have featured their album single "Argosvinis Moni" with NPR's All Songs Considered. The track is from their latest album Imam Baildi III, released June 16 via The End Records/ADA. Watch the music video!

(Streaming Now On NPR's All Songs Considered; Featured On NPR Music's Best Songs of 2015 Playlist; Available On iTunes & Amazon)

About Imam Baildi:

Question: What do you get when you blend two brothers, a seducing female vocalist, a crowd engaging MC and three virtuosi on the bouzouki (a Greek instrument reminiscent of a mandolin), saxophone and electronic guitar, that have succeeded in getting audiences all around the world to their feet?

Answer: Imam Baildi, a band emanating an urban blend of traditional Greek Music with modern orchestration, production and remixing techniques.

Hailing from Athens, Greece and featuring brothers/founders Lysandros and Orestis Falireas, Imam Baildi (also the name of a very popular Southeast Mediterranean dish consisting of aubergine stuffed with onion, garlic, and tomatoes simmered in olive oil) have released their third full-length album Imam Baildi III via The End Records/ADA.

With their first two albums [Imam Baildi (2007), The Imam Baildi Cookbook (2010)], the group spawned the first alternative urban Greek musical projects to mark their way in Europe with two top positions in the European World Music Charts.

Imam Baildi III, is a bold crossover ranging from the nostalgic single "Simioma", the Morricone-inspired "The Rider", to the cha-cha meets mariachi flavor of "Argosvinis Moni", and the climactic shake - your - booty effect of "Baila Cifteteli".

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