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Next is now, world music as the single most potent force in the culture of fusion ... World music-makers are like shamans, carrying us on magic carpets of riffs and melodies through states of consciousness that spin us out of time to lands not yet invented but glimpsed on the aural horizon ... And so we see that music brings us, in the jumping of our cells, from what is past to what is trying to become the future. lt expresses and fulfills our need to hear the spirit in the dark.
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Tribal Dreaming CD - Easy Listening Music, Ethnic Fusion & Chill-out
Various Artists
Easy listening music - Tribally inspired musical journeys echoing an ancient future of timeless rhythm. Contemporary arrangements include lyrical chanting and traditional sounds from Fiji, India, Australia, Central Europe, Mongolia, the Andes and North America. Vibrant instruments (horse hair violin, santoor, sitar, duduk, bamboo flutes, didgeridoo) and modern remixes combine to create a fresh, uplifting, cross-cultural effect.
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| Track | Description | Musicians and Instruments |
| 1. Black Rose of Fiji by Pascal Gaillard, Oceania Records, 5:48 | Dreaming melodies and rhythms from the island tribe where men's voices are soft and strong. | Pascal
Gaillard: all instruments Samples from the album 'Voices of Nature'. |
| 2. Dakini (Prem Joshua) - Monsoon Remix by Aram Ram, White Swan, 5:54 | Earthy modern Indian tribal dance on raga Bhairavi mood - groovy patterns of bass and drum move along the village's ambient noise. A remix of Prem Joshua's original track. | Prem Joshua: Bansuri (bamboo flute), sitar, santoor - Manish Vyas: tabla - Aram Ram: remix programming |
| 3. Ecstasy In Avilla by Quinn, 4:25 | Danceable rhythmic groove, Asian instruments, tribal calls and a Gregorian choir wind a multicultural path to wistful world vocals. | Quinn: keyboards, drums, percussion and programming |
| 4. Yamaanii Boodog by Egschiglen, Heaven and Earth, 4:37 | Mongolian throat singing along horse hair violin and percussion - inspired by a popular goat dish cooked before a celebration or a long trip through nature. | T. Migdorj / T. Janlav: morin khur - Berthold Wandansenge: percussion - A. Baasandorj: khomi, vocals |
| 5. Dame des Sables by Didier Malherbe / Loy Ehrlich, Tangram, 4:18 | Mysterious composition with an African bass, the soft sounding duduk (double reed flute), bells and tablas - inspiring dreams. | Didier Malherbe: duduk - Loy Ehrlich: hajouj, percussion, keyboards |
| 6. Pachakuteq by Daion, 4:47 | Contemporary invocation to Pachakuteq, an important Inca figure, to take care of its people | Daniel Peiro: vocals, all instruments, programming |
| 7. Forefathers by Leaving Footprints, 4:51 | An ambient piece featuring acoustic guitars, pulsing rhythm and Native American voices and instruments. | Jim Savitt: guitar, programming, keyboards - Rob Rolling: guitar |
| 8. Anu by Kailash, 5:33 | Dedicated to the Great Mother and Celtic Goddess Anu, encompassing both light and dark energies. | Kailash: Celtic chord flute, percussion, didgeridoo |
| 9. Forgotten Temple by Midori, New World Music, 5:18 | Music from a tranquil paradise where Chinese flutes mingle with nature, a soft dragon drum rhythm, and quiet melodies. | Midori: all instruments, programming |
| 10. A New Life by Nathalie Manser, 7:15 | Invigorating cello mixed with modern grooves accompanies the rhythms and voices of an American Indian tribe. | Nathalie Manser: cello, vocals - David Richards: programming - Dr. Vulzor: bass guitar |
| 11. India/D (D. Pendragon) by Tribe, New World Music, 4:15 | Invigorating cello mixed with modern grooves accompanies the rhythms and voices of an American Indian tribe. |
Tribal Dreaming reviewed by Marius-Christian Burcea - Fun Radio Romania
Dig into the deepest emotions of our collective subconsciousness. You can listen a completely captivating sound belong to no one culture. This is a soundtrack for dream journeys while you are still up and dancing. The collection is soothing, trance inducing music that has a mesmerizing effect. Pure bliss for sound travellers.