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«Paul Sharma is a british artist raised in India who started producing music after a well succeeded incursion in painting. Paul gathered some friends and began writing traditional indian music with western scales. 'Safar' which we are presenting here, means 'Journey' in urdu language. Safar is Paul's attempt in relating Indian Raga music and scales with western modern composition, electronic composition. For this, Paul called some friends - including singer Rajesh David - and produced 'Safar'.
If you are keen on electronic ambient and indian classic music you should definitely
listen to this.»
- Pedro Leitão |
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• Voices ...................................................................................... |
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• Sofia ........................................................................................ |
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[7'54'' • 12,2Mb • VBR] |
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• Journey ................................................................................... |
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[7'01'' • 11,6Mb • VBR] |
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• Safar ........................................................................................ |
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[6'14'' • 10,9Mb • VBR] |
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• artwork ................................................................................... |
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[PDF-Zip • 4,05Mb] |
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• all tracks + artwork ................................................................ |
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[Zip • 51,4Mb] |
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Reviews:
«Paul Sharma, a digital print artist and painter as well as a musician, released Safar (test tube), an album that is a combination world and electronic music. The liner notes say it is an “attempt in relating Indian Raga music and scales with western modern composition, electronic composition.” The first two tracks, “Voices” and “Sofia”, are both dazzling and mysterious and more indebted to World Music than say the third track, “Journey”, that definitely has the electronic, soundscape feel to it. Sharma returns to the worldy beauty with the final track, “Safar”. Inviting and enchanting.»
- Disruptive Platypus / July 11, 2010 |
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Copyleft:
cover:
©2009 Paul Sharma
©2010 aeriola::behaviour
music:
©2009 Paul Sharma
©2010 test tube
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• single click usually
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