255) https://soundcommunities.org/archives/singing-storytellers/index.html (Sunjata Project - Singing Storytellers, international collaborative, practice-based, community-engaged project on bards in the world, artistic research) 

 254) https://www.ntama.de/ (Wolfgang Bender, Germany, NTAMA journal, articles on African music) 

 253) https://www.christiane-strothmann.de/ (Christiane Strothmann, Germany, personal research website, research on Tibetan ritual music) 

 252) https://blogs.bl.uk/sound-and-vision/world-traditional-music/ (British Library, UK, including sounds of world cultures) 

 251) https://www.arcticauditories.com/blog/ (Norway/UK/Switzerland, project blog "Arctic Auditories - Hydrospheres in the High North", an interdisciplinary Humanities based project seeking to develop strategies for understanding environmental change through sound) 

250) Blog - Awesome Tapes From Africa (Brian Shimkovitz, US; The blog only features music that isn’t for sale anywhere online, as a way to publicly archive music that’s hard to find. In many cases the release was produced only on tape format. Most of the blog’s commenters these days are Africa-based. If anyone wants their music taken down they can just send an email)

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249) https://www.luisricardoqueiroz.com/blog (Luis Ricardo Silva Queiroz, Brazil, research blog on music education, decolonization, and Brazil)