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Hanggai, a band based out of Mongolia and Beijing, delivered a solid show on the Main stage on Saturday afternoon, seamlessly fusing traditional Mongolian music with modern rock. With a variety of unique rhythms and melodies, Hanggai’s performance is an example of the influence of international music at Hillside. Other international performers included Baskery from Sweden, the Bulgarian Voices Trio, and Ukraine-based DakhaBrakha.
Photo: Dana Bellamy
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