London Undersound [Import]

Nitin Sawhney | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 18, 2008)
• Original Release Date: 2008
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Cooking Vinyl
• ASIN: B001AZL77O
• In-Print Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #203,391 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Days Of Fire

2. October Daze

3. Bring It Home

4. Interlude 1- Ghost Image

5. My Soul

6. Interlude II- Soledad

7. Distant Dreams

8. Interlude III- Street Sounds

9. Shadowland

10. Daybreak

11. Interlude IV- Identity

12. Ek Jaan

13. Transmission

14. Interlude V- Tension

15. Last Train To Midnight

16. Interlude VI- Ronald Gray

17. Firmament

18. Charu Keshi Rain

Editorial Reviews

Review

Tracks
1 Days of Fire feat. Natty
2 October Daze feat. Tina Grace
3 Bring It Home feat. Imogen Heap
4 Interlude 1- Ghost Image
5 My Soul feat. Paul McCartney
6 Interlude 2 - Soledad
7 Distant Dreams feat. Roxanne Tataei
8 Interlude 3 - Street Sounds
9 Shadowland feat. Ojos de Brujo
10 Daybreak feat. Faheem Mazhar
11 Interlude 4 - Identity
12 Ek Jaan feat. Reena Bhardwaj
13 Transmission feat. Tina Grace
14 Interlude 5 - Tension
15 Last Train To Midnight feat. Aruba Red
16 Interlude 6 - Ronald Gray
17 Firmament
18 Charu Keshi Rain feat. Anoushka Shankar
19 Days Of Fire - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
20 October Daze - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
21 Bring It Home - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
22 My Soul - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
23 Distant Dreams - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
24 Shadowland - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
25 Daybreak - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
26 Ek Jaan - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
27 Transmission - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
28 Last Train To Midnight - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
29 Firmament - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
30 Charu Keshi - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
31 Distant Dreams Video - Antony Gormley/Nitin Sawhney commentary
32 October Daze -multi session WAV file
33 Last Train To Midnight - multi session WAV file
34 Shadowland - Club Mix
35 Ek Jaan - Cotti Remix
36 Distant Dreams - Acoustic Version
37 October Daze - French VersionDVD
38 Daybreak feat. Faheem Mazhar
39 Interlude 4 - Identity
40 Ek Jaan feat. Reena Bhardwaj
41 Transmission feat. Tina Grace
42 Interlude 5 - Tension
43 Last Train To Midnight feat. Aruba Red
44 Interlude 6 - Ronald Gray
45 Firmament
46 Charu Keshi Rain feat. Anoushka Shankar --Tracks

Product Description

2008 release, the eighth studio album by the multi-talented musician Nitin Sawhney. Known for his unique blend of Jazz, Electronica and World music, this latest offering encompasses all these influences and more. This album sees a confident and mature Sawhney collaborate with guest stars such as Paul McCartney, Imogen Heap and many more. 18 tracks. Cooking Vinyl.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars An Aural Journey, October 26, 2008

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Joshua J. Kellogg (Champaign, IL United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: London Undersound (Audio CD)

Nitin Sawhney's new endeavor, London Undersound, is a surreal journey. As in his other albums, he blends myriad sounds into a cohesive and interesting unit. Drawing from international sources as far as India, and as close as Natty's reggae, this album is rich. Worth listening to a few times on repeat just to delve into it. Ek Jaan is one of my favorite tracks, it exhibits that slow trip-hop vibe with international influences. Overall a great addition to any 'chill-lounge' collection.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Global Journey through a Variety of Emotions, November 15, 2009

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Nadiyah Ford - See all my reviews
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This review is from: London Undersound (Audio CD)

First, the fact that I didn't give this album five stars isn't a reflection of the quality of the music, but is simply a way to give some basis for my judgement (Five Star albums are classics IMO - i.e. Radiohead's Kid A, Michael Jackson Off the Wall etc).

Back to the point. This album is fantastic. I haven't had it long enough to determine whether or not it'll be in heavy rotation, but it's definitely great for a global musically journey. If you can, grab the "bonus track" version. Definitely an album with dark undertones, which if you're familiar with Nitin's music, shouldn't be at all surprising given his penchant for mirroring his music by various relevant political and social issues.

If you can, cop the Bonus Track Version as some of the remixes give an interesting twist to the original tracks (namely Distant Dreams, Shadowland and Ek Jaan).

Favorite Tracks: Distant Dreams (Bossa-ish rhythm with smokey vocals), Shadowland, Bring It Home feat Imogen Heap ("typical" Nitin with a drum and bass infused break), Daybreak and Ek Jaan.

Enjoy! If you're a fan of Nitin Sawhney or globally-infused "electronic" (no, not duff-duff beats but forward-looking rhythms and drum kicks) music it's well worth the money!

0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great album, January 2, 2009

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Georgina Jimenez Amaro "Music Lover" (Laredo TX) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: London Undersound (Audio CD)

I like Nitin music and this last album is for me the best, the special mixures of his music is very special
very good