A raucous set of funky floor-fillers originating everywhere from Kenya to Cambodia, with stops in Honduras, India, and the Congo. Language is no barrier to appreciating the flows on Khmer posse cut “Loch Doch Behdong” or the clapping bhangra breakdowns of “Bolo Ta Ra Ra.” Mexico’s Cafe Tacvba stretch out on “Volver A Comenzar,” with a hang-gliding keyboard riff that will send you airborne. The Congolese soukous group Extra Musica plays fast and rowdy, packing five singers, polyrhythmic drums, blaring horns, and elastic, screaming guitar into one delirious package.