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Voyage To India (Motown). Review by Bill Campbell.
INDIA.ARIE VOYAGE TO INDIA Motown One of my best musical moments has to be back in '99 when I saw India.Arie back at the old Cotton Club in Atlanta (of course, that was also the night Chuck D. literally bumped into me). She had just signed with Motown, and I was amazed by the male groupies she had ...
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Various Artists (Mondo Melodia / Ark 21). Review by Bill Campbell.
MONDO INDIA VARIOUS ARTISTS Mondo Melodia / Ark 21 Henry Ford lives! Sure, his surname may now be Patel or Singh, and he hails from Madras instead of Motown. But he does live and, instead of producing cars, movies are his thing. Bollywood, baby. Where singers are locked up in sweatshops, belting out ...
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The Alan Lomax Collection (Rounder). Review by Bill Campbell.
INDIA THE ALAN LOMAX COLLECTION Rounder I tell you what, without that blood curdling soprano notoriously ubiquitous in Bollywood films, Indian music can be enjoyable at times (believe me, it's taken me years to admit this one). Though I can in no way fake being an authority here, I can say that this ...
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Steve Stav finds himself tongue-tied when he engages his favorite chanteuse-next-door in a revealing Q&A.
... before being picked up by Vanguard Records -- but this wonderful record certainly was worth the wait for Fordham fans. Featuring contributions by India. Arie (the sultry title track) and Joe Henry ("Alleluia"), the Larry Klein-produced disc also contains a middle section co-written by former Danny Wilson ...
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Devotion (Six Degrees). Review by Kiran Aditham.
CHEB I SABBAH DEVOTION Six Degrees Inspired by both his practice of Vedic spirituality and his pilgrimages to South Asian holy lands, Cheb i Sabbah's latest release, Devotion, finds the producer/DJ further embracing religious music, chants, and classical Indian instrumentation. While the Algerian-born ...
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Recorded in Iran, India, and the U.S., Niya Yesh ("gnosis" in Greek) i...
AXIOM OF CHOICE NIYA YESH Narada World Recorded in Iran, India, and the U.S., Niya Yesh ("gnosis" in Greek) is dedicated to "those contemplative moments in life that make everything worthwhile." The album more than lives up to its dedication; it is deeply peaceful, restful, and meditative, though it ...
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The music industry pats itself on the back again tonight with the annual Grammy Awards. Julio Diaz offers a preview with his picks for who deserves to win and who will win.
... Dan album that nobody bought? The Academy is up to its old tricks again this year. While making stabs at relevance with the likes of Outkast and India.Arie, the top awards are likely to go to such stalwarts as U2 and Bob Dylan. And while young upstart Alicia Keys is likely to pick up more than a few ...
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May 1999 :: Music P-R :: Pachora (Sarah Ludwig)
... /bass/electric saz/clarinet confines. Distinctively complex melody lines waver between Arabic and Klezmer, while percussion often strays as far as India. As a result, Pachora sounds clearly exotic without sounding influenced by any one particular culture -- surreal exoticism is the way to go, if the ...
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From his teen days in Squirrel Bait through stints with Slint and Gastr Del Sol and on to his solo work for Drag City, David Grubbs has long been an innovator in music. Nirav Soni spoke with Grubbs about improvisation, collaborations, Indian music, and the Beach Boys.
... been a part of the Red Krayola, and raised a din with Tony Conrad. Grubbs spoke to me from his home in Brooklyn, New York. How do you associate with India? I ask because I grew up with the harmonium being used in a traditional environment. On the weekends we would sing bhajans accompanied by a harmonium ...
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Too melodic for punk, too gritty for "new wave" -- The Psychedelic Furs are a hard band to pigeonhole, which makes them that much more rewarding. Steve Stav speaks with legendary frontman Richard Butler.
... faces this last time around -- a lot of your "Pretty In Pink" fans were stunned by the power of your set (which included such raucous numbers as "India" and "Into You Like a Train"). Did their reaction surprise you? No, not really. I think we were more "punky" in the early days than many people thought ...
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