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Nov 22nd, 2006, 04:09
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The best World Fusion music I've ever heard
This is sooooooo beautiful! The guy who made it actually uses recorded sounds from India...the very first song, Sunrise in Varanasi, uses sounds recorded from the streets of Varanasi. It really takes you there...and is so original. I believe I've found my new favorite CD (without a doubt) AND my new favorite genre of music. Here's some promo written on it...with a link to hear samples below:
Taruna: World Fusion 3 Shaman Electro is proud to present the much anticipated “Taruna: World Fusion 3”, the final installation in the World Fusion Trilogy, available now at psyshop: http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/shn/shn1cd001.html If you are already a fan of Taruna, aka Jürgen Eppinger, you have probably been waiting patiently for the newest album of psychedelic-ambient-electronica, rich with ethnic atmospheres from all over the globe – and if so, you will not be disappointed. If you are new to the global sounds of Taruna, you are in for an amazing voyage to new destinations… Begin your journey with a glorious Sunrise in Varanasi - complete with original recordings on the streets of Varnasi, tabla, sarod and sarenghi samples, along with the sweet sounds of bells, xylophones, female vocals and a mixture of psychedelic synths and jazzy influences….Then allow yourself to wind through The Dogon Mystery, find an Invisible Word, glide through Shamballa and Listen to the Shamans of the Amazon rainforest. Each song carries you deep into the heart of a new place within yourself, wraps you in the sights, sounds and smells of faraway lands, and calls you to awaken to the beauty of all of humanity. World Fusion 3 showcases rich, textured instruments from all over the globe: sitars, xylophones, flutes, tablas, bongos, shakers, Tibetan singing bowls, Chinese Zeng harp, Javanese gongs, Balinese Rejong Gamelan (the list goes on an on and on) mixed with thick bass lines, beautiful ethnic melodies and psychedelic synths to create globally rich atmospheres of feeling, depth and dance….all while delivering only the most positive of messages: This incredible power inside the brain is ready to be activated… Respect Nature, Respect Life… There’s an invisible world around you… There is going to have to be a radical transformation…transformation… transformation The human future will be designed on how conscious we are able to make ourselves… Travel through the streets of India, climb the Himalayas of Tibet, sing with the choirs of Bali, visit African villages in prayer, chant with long forgotten tribes, soar with the eagles and walk with the jaguars (and meet Timothy Leary and Terrence McKenna along the way!)…World Fusion 3 will guide your mind into a global perspective of enlightening authenticity…through a balance of male and female, yin and yang…to the possibilities of self and world… Awaken to the world around you… World Fusion 3: an aural global guide… "Music is an International Language beyond Borders." - Jürgen Eppinger For a full review visit: http://taruna.tribe.net/thread/b33db...b-7adc2a5c5395 For a 24 minute sample visit: shamanelectro.com/music/4/4_1.mp3 1. Sunrise in Varanasi 2. The Dogon Mystery 3. Dewas 4. Invisible World 5. Angkor Vat 6. Namaste 7. Shamballa 8. Raja Ampat 9. Listen to the Shamans Available at psyshop: http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/shn/shn1cd001.html All Tracks written and produced by Taruna – Jürgen Eppinger Contact Jürgen at: Taruna23@web.de Audio Mastering by Benno Ruhdorfer Graphics by Samuel Bubat Join the Taruna Tribe: taruna.tribe.net World Distribution by Shaman Electro www.shamanelectro.com shamanrecords@gmail.com |
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Nov 23rd, 2006, 18:53
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Taruna - World Fusion - the 1st album of the series is an all time favourite of mine.Taruna blends the best of world fusion with a chillout ambient style that's a class by itself.Have you listened to any of Entheogenic's tracks?(Especially the ones from the album titled 'Entheogenic').A few sample tracks can be downloaded from their site;'Liquid Universe' would be a good choice to start with.
Makyo - 'Shringara' and 'Rasa Bhava'- is another artist who offers a more downtempo ambient style featuring traditional Indian sounds and instruments. Last edited by 2cents : Nov 24th, 2006 at 18:31. |
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Nov 23rd, 2006, 19:06
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thx for the info..am a lover of world fusion..gota go and find Tarun
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Nov 24th, 2006, 03:57
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Loop Guru
Anything by Loop Guru
The Black Dog - more electronica Peace ~ mm |
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Nov 27th, 2006, 22:46
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