The Ark Records: Suns of Arqa - Big & Live

[Genesis]

If you think you know your music and still have not heard Suns of Arqa, think again!

After Hallucinasia in last November, Michael Wadada returns with another ethno-ambient album that marks him, yet again, as one of the eldest and best producers of chillout music on the scene since 1979.
Suns of Arqa's later collaborations with 808 State and Guy Called Gerald were the beginnings of Acid House, that later mutated into Jungle and Drum & Bass. Wadada's unique blend of Dub and Hindustani music recorded mainly in Delhi and Mumbia, have been remixed by Youth and Alex Patterson of the Orb, Zion Train and John Leckie producer of Stone Roses - Radiohead

A must get album for all ethno-ambient fans. This is truely excellent!


Tracklist:
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1. Khawani
2. Majhi Ra
3. Om Kaaraaya
4. Arana
5. Allah Who?
6. Let Me Show You How
7. How Does it Feel
8. Hear the Call
9. Fling Away Your Guns
10. Nucleus Roots Mix
11. Rick the Switch Mix
12. Bhageshri

[DIONYSOS]

I am very interested! Will try my best to lay my hands on this and come back with feedback...

[Genesis]

^ what the... I thought you were in Batroun?

While we're at it in ambient, try getting Androcell - Efflorescence

super super super!!
as well as the newest two Alex Scheffer:
Sparkely Area
Under Your Mind

This man almost knocked Tripswitch for me!

Two genres I will never give up listening to, grow old to, or get bored of:
Progressive & Ambient

With all the psy fanatic I am, I sometimes imagine myself quiting it; but
those two: Never! Not even in my worst nightmares.

[Proof]

[Genesis]