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Listen | Title | Description | Musicians
and Instruments |
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| Call
of the Tribes (remix) by Karunesh, 4:32 | Like
a playful, tribal meeting, a 'coming together' in the village center, connecting
with the spirits of the tribe and remembering that all are one family. | Karunesh:
Keyboard, Synthesiser, Programming |
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| Arunda
by Keiya, 3:32 | Arunda
left the city in search of the fading light. He walked across the waters, through
the forests, meeting musicians and dancers... This is the music he heard. | Keiya:
Programming, Drums, Percussion |
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| Witches
Dance by Hamsafar, 3:41 | Driving
poly-rhythms and mysterious melodies, a haunting song inspired by the dance of
witches in Northern Africa. | Prem
Joshua: Saxophone
Nadama: Keyboard
Rishi Vlote: Drums
Chintan Relenberg
: Bass |
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| Mongolia
by Limborg / Barki, 3:18 | Mongolian
throat harmonic singing and a sweet woman's voice mixed with drums, synthesiser,
accordion. | Limborg:
Programming, Percussion
Barki: Vocals
Arnoux: Accordion |
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| Spice
Souk by James Asher, 4:42 | Imagine
the spice market, full of exotic flavors and fragrances - unusual melodies dancing
through the perfumed air. | James
Asher: Programming
Sandeep Raval: Tabla
Kiran Thakrar: Keyboard |
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| Didji
Dance by Ganga Giri, 4:40 | Didgeridoo
groove, drumming rhythms, and bushland vocals. Uplifting energy of the primal
landscape. | Ganga
Giri: Didgeridoo, Percussion, Vocals
Rick Cole: Programming |
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| Khatar
by Solace, 3:34 | Seductive
vocals glide over groovy Arabic rhythms while the cumbus and kanoun interact with
each other like characters in a story. | Jeremiah
M. Soto: Keyboard
Alex Spurkel: Dumbeck, Kanoun
Lydia Fortner: Vocals
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| Truth's
Vibration by Professor Trance, 4:27 | Danceable
initiation: the 9th rite of passage is about letting go of our expectations and
naïve clichés, and open up to simple reality. | Frank
Natale: Vocals, Percussion
Alain Eskinasi: Keyboard
Pim Kilian: Percussion
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| Jibal
Al Nuba by Mahmood Fadl, 3:30 | Driving
hand claps and voices celebrating the rhythms of Nubian ancestors from the Nuba
tribes near Sudan in East Africa. | Mahmood
Fadl: Percussion
Salma: Vocals
Amany: Vocals
Awadeya: Vocals |
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| En
Afrique by the capitali$ts, 5:15 | Dancing
voyage into the deep forests where pygmies, elves and pink panthers move along
drums, bass, guitars and flutes - a groovy celebration of uplifting importance.
| John
Lloyd: Groove Box
Anando Bharti: Bass
John Sweeting: Guitar
Ariel
Kalma: Bamboo Flute |
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| Inner
Man by Michael Reimann, 3:07 | Voices
of African men and a slow rhythmic drumbeat mark the earthy stomping of the tribe.
| Michael
Reimann: Programming, Vocals |
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| Crazy
Horse Remembers by Ariel Kalma, 4:18 | Fire
dance ceremony of drumming and voices - remembering Wounded Knees and honoring
the ancestors. | Ariel
Kalma: Programming, Percussion
Stephen Be: Vocals, Dumbeck, Percussion
Dolphin Dave: Dun Dun Drum |
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| Sunbear/Ohm
Mani by Tribe, 5:17 | World
mix of American Indian chants, African chorus and open chord guitar with a Tibetan
mantra - an uplifting worldly cocktail. | David
Pendragon: Vocals, Programming
Martin Morris: Guitar
Bill Hall: Bass |
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