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Redesign (Six Degrees). Review by Bill Campbell.
KARSH KALE REDESIGN Six Degrees Last year, this New York DJ/producer scored another hit for Six Degrees with his debut, Realize. Representing the Asian Massive sound, Kale's album was treated as the opening salvo of yet another new wave of India's music being mixed with the West's. Critically acclaimed ...
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Various Artists (Six Degrees). Review by Bill Campbell.
... that electroworld punch we've grown accustomed to Six Degrees throwing. The disc does, however, start off with a misstep. Banco de Gaia's remix of Karsh Kale's "Distance" brings a cringe to the face. But it's soon placated into a grateful smile when you hear the frantic, sitared breakbeat of Outside ...
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Matt Cibula presents his choices for the 19 best sets of lyrics of 2001. Let the arguments begin.
... you tell the difference between gold/And a lump of coal/It was the best of yourself that you sold/You gained the world but you lose your soul." --Karsh Kale, "Empty Hands," Realize 6) "E no final desta cancao eu faco todo o amor/Tocar num disco reluzente com um balanco assim/Pra esquentar as suas noites ...
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Krishna Lila (Six Degrees). Review by Matt Cibula.
... worked for me. He's got one of the best rhythm sections in the world on some of these tracks; you just can't go wrong with Bill Laswell on bass and Karsh Kale on drums, and the dub coda they put on the ten-minute devotional hymn "Lagi Lagan" is absolutely the soul for real. I'm also digging the way ...
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Ah, the pressures of being an in-demand writer. Matt Cibula had many Web sites beating down hs door for his year-end picks, but only Ink 19 was willing to go the extra mile to get the next 19 records on his list...
... /Universal Music Argentina); 3) Cannibal Ox, The Cold Vein (Def Jux); 4) The White Stripes, White Blood Cells (Sympathy for the Record Industry); 5) Karsh Kale, Realize (Six Degrees); 6) Missy Elliott, Miss E... So Addictive (The Gold Mind, Inc./Elektra); 7) Dubchek, Down Memory Gap Lane (Unitone); 8 ...
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Bappiwood Remixes (Bappiwood). Review by Bill Campbell.
... the fresh sound he was probably seeking for this CD—instead of producing this compost sound even Bally Sagoo would've gladly left buried. Hell, even Karsh Kale could've done a better job—if he would even lower himself to touch the "filth" of Bollywood. Bill Campbell
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Midival Punditz (Six Degrees). Review by Bill Campbell.
... Indian -- usually classical -- music). His clarion call has been answered, and now Singh has a new triangular trade with outposts in New York (with Karsh Kale and his Asian Massive crew) and New Delhi with the Midival Punditz. Gaurav Raina and Tapan Raj have been banging for years, and now their dhols ...
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Hmm. Tabla Beat Science. The first picture that comes to mind is some Shankar...
... ago. The reference list of his collaborations is too massive to go into here, but this time, "additional production" is provided by Talvin Singh and Karsh Kale. The power-tabla work is provided by the legendary Zakir Hussain. This is some incredibly cool beatstuffs, so unique that the ordinary bucket ...
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Various Artists (Putumayo). Review by Bill Campbell.
... South Asian artists for years to come. Many of the artists on this disc are in the vanguard of the effort (with notable omissions of Talvin Singh, Karsh Kale, and Midival Punditz) and are working hard against that stereotype. They, like this disc, are fighting to uneven results. Asian Grooves is an ...
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Future 2 Future (Transparent). Review by Bill Campbell.
... respectively. Chaka Khan electrifies a Bukem-esque atmospheric cut, "Wisdom." A Guy Called Gerald, Charnett Moffett, Grandmixer DXT, Carl Craig, and Karsh Kale all help to illuminate this brilliant album. The supernova on this CD, though, has to be "This is Rob Swift," where Drummer Supreme, Jack DeJohnette ...
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