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A beautiful, traditional Indian love song arranged with a mixture of Indian ethnic instruments and more modern/western elements. Sung by the highly renowned Indian thumri singer Vidya Rao who has been kind enough to work with us on this track. Thumri is a form of Indian singing which originated in the temples where the courtesans of the temples used to sing about lost love. The lyrics in this song can be summarized as a woman singing to a dear friend or lover in a far-away land, singing for him to return to where he belongs. Arranged with tabla, Indian strings and soft pads. There is also an alternative version without the vocals, and yet another version with only the vocals and soft pads, in a more "ambient" setting. Haunting and beautiful.
Intense and uplifting tribal drum workout. African drum loops intertwine with vocals and kalimba. Energetic, driving and powerful.
Middle eastern sound and instruments (voice, flute, sitar, drums).
A sorrowful and bittersweet ballad available with Hebrew vocals, or as an instrumental. A summary of the lyrics; a queen is singing her lament and sorrow, what good are all my riches, when I am so sad? The track has a Middle Eastern or Hebrew, Israeli feel and background. Lament, loss, sorrow, regret. The Instrumental version is good for background for travel, drama, ethnic mood etc.
Rock-Pop-Orchestra epic with Musical character. Varied and consistent.
Fierce and full of life. Funk-Rock with House elements
Enticing delusion through subtle soundpearls and intelligent arrangement
Electronic guide about the needs of the female sex. Beautifully packaged in a rave outfit. The Electro mix to the original.
A yearning penny whistle and soprano voice supported by gentle piano, strings and solo cello.
Addictive melody... sombre, yet optimistic, mood...Haunting, lush, provocative... Exotic chill-out at its best. Beautiful mysterious, mid-eastern sounds and mood, with a western touch... a hint of sadness blended with an uplifting, but still mysterious tension that holds the interest.
Deep Unearthly Roaring opens up to a Religious Intro by a church Choir singing hallelujah until Ambient Drums commence a steady, almost groovy beat leading into a slightly syncopated chorus with the church choir singing Hosana repeatedly on top, almost in the fashion of a mainstream pop song