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The timeless sounds of Native American flute, traditional singing and drumming blend with the textures and beats of electronica in a tribute to the resilient spirit of Native peoples throughout North America.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beautiful, beautiful fusion of modern and traditional,
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This review is from: Enter Tribal (Audio CD)
This album is amazing! It is a beautiful blend of traditional Native American flute and voice with electronic beats and textures. Fans of R. Carlos Nakai will not be dissapointed as his haunting flute and chanting is featured prominently. On "Winter Camp" Mr. Nakai's flute masterfully communicates the introspection of winter and the longing for spring. On "Plains Wind" he mimics the soaring winds and his gorgous flute playing gives way to the almost-whispered singing of Robert Tree Cody. The electronic arrangments (skillfully and sensitively done by Cliff Sarde)bring a modern edge to the traditional singing of Robert Tree Cody, Jay Begaye, Delphine Tsinajinnie, William Horncloud and Primeaux and Mike but never trample the raw and natural beauty of their performances. The song "Retire the Colors" has the well-known pow-wow group Blackstone Singers signing a flag song against the strong pulse of a drum beat surrounded in rich textures and a dub-like bass-line. On "Lakota Love Song", Sarde creates a stirring arrangement for a 50-year old recording by legendary Lakota singer William Horncloud. Sarde's arrangements pull elements from the worlds of electronica and New Age but are always reverant and stay true to the spirit of the traditional flute and singing they accompany. Fans of Deep Forest and Enigma will also be satisfied with this one but Enter-Tribal is unique as it does the difficult job of skillfully matching the world of electronic music with the traditional world of Native American flute and voice. A must-own album!!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is a whole new animal - Great Sounds,
By Darrly Hottinger (Portland, OR) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Enter Tribal (Audio CD)
This album is EXCELLENT. It's is a step into a new genera of music. It's so refreshing to hear a new combination of sounds. The soothing tones of R. Carlos Nakai's flute combined with Sarde's electronic textures give a really mesmerizing sonic blend. Definitely check this one out.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Unbelievable,
By MO Clementine "MO Clementine" (Kansas City, MO) - See all my reviews
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If you like native music, this is one of the best CDs I have ever gotten. Truly the best of the best. I listen to it frequently and have bought several for gifts for friends. Beautiful and you feel the wisdom and peace of the ancients!
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