Jhalaak RJ, India
Ruby Singh presents Jhalaak (spark), a Sufi Hip Hop project that leans back to mystic poetry from the 13th century and rides that current into the future with global bass sounds.
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This is an amazing example of the rich, organic, melodic possibilites of electronic music. One of the few artists I'm putting on the level of Emancipator in the genre.
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Tanya Tagaq got me drooling for throat-singing in just about any form, and this Piqsiq in particular gave me exactly what I wanted. Such beautiful voices.
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Great instrumental album. The sitar sounds like that it bears a lot of mysteries and ancient tales. I’ve searched a lot to find such music in a more modern style of production and satisfied that I found this. However, the trap-style beats In some songs start to sound repetitive to me after a few listens. (still a good tool to grab younger generations attention to such traditional music). I totally recommend this album for meditation purposes... worked for me!
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