Customer Reviews

One World One People

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I've had the chance to listen to this cd several times where I work and no doubt, it's garned alot of reaction.

However, when people continually ask me "Is this Enigma?" or "Is this Deep Forest?" or "Is this B-tribe?" depending on what track is playing as it borrows samples from each of the above mentioned artists, I can't imagine anyone calling this "original".

There was at least one sample from every popular world/ambient act around somewhere on this album - therefore each track sounded like someone else. Spoken female voices, pygmies, monks, dance grooves and even some flamenco guitars - yes, they're all on here!

Despite the fact that this album is indeed very cliche', it's quite enjoyable on the whole and I've heard far worse attempts at this style of music. I can certainly guarantee that you won't get bored listening to it so because this is one of the better albums of this genre (I mean after all, I do like it better than say Era) I'll go ahead and give it 4 stars.

There really isn't much else to say about this album, because there isn't anything on here that hasn't already been done before. So basically, if you like Enigma, Waterbone, Deep Forest and B-tribe this should be right up your alley.

It's has a Dance feel to it at the same time it's moody, exotic and very unique it has flavores from varies countries, great sounding cd I have not heard anything like it, I give it a 5 star

Love all the tracks, very happy and upbeat music. Also, I like the fact that they donate One-third of the artist royalties from the CD's sales to 'CARE' to help feed the hungry children throughout the world.

This CD was prepared for a good cause and one I will always support to feed the starving children around our planet. This album had a uplifting message as well within its music and that was 'One World, One People'. It is music that is trying to unite the plethora of humankind. And that is a notable and noble thing. The 13 tracks were composed, produced and arranged by Brian Wavy and his work is a polished and enterprising gem.

Whether it is in your CD-ROM, DVD player, or in your car you can listen to enigmatic, ambience, eclectic and indulgent cultures around the world. From the deserts of Africa, to the waterfalls of the Amazon, from the isles of Greece to the emporiae of Asia, you get the native instrumentals, voices and languages of the world arranged and composited so perfectly on one CD.

I don't want to go into every song. There is much flavour and moods in this album for everyone to enjoy. A peice of the world at your fingertips. And for a noble cause.