The Habibis
The Habibis (stylised as The haBiBis) is an Australian band that plays traditional Greek music.[1] They won the 1999 ARIA Award for Best World Music Album with their album Intoxication.[2]
The Habibis | |
|---|---|
| Genres | traditional Greek music |
| Years active | 1995 - 2001, 2006 - |
Members
- Irine Vela - laouto, bouzouki, guitar
- Pascal Latra - vocals, baglama, percussion
- Mulaim Vela - guitar
- Rachel Cogan - recorder
- Achilles Yiangoulli - bouzouki, vocals, percussion
- Wendy Rowlands - violin
- Sotiris Traianopoulos - clarinet
- Jenny M Thomas - violin
Discography
- Four Warriors (1995)
- Intoxication (1998) - Larrikin
- Selections 1995-2006 (2008)
appears on
- Head On soundtrack
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References
- Freebury, Jane (2 April 1999), "Chirpy Sounds From The Mediterranean", Canberra Times
- "The Winners", Newcastle Herald, 13 October 1999
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