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Avg: 4.5 (32 ratings)
- Date Released: August 26, 2003
- Genre: New Age
- Style: New Age Vocal
- Label: Triloka / Artemis
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Krishna Das continues his spiritual albums, mixing Indian inflections with a Western base (which comes in the way the songs are constructed, often owing a lot to folk music). Produced by Rick Rubin, this has a wonderful, full sound with some excellent touches, like the emotional cello on "Sita's Prayer." It's a very slow album -- the pieces blooming gradually like flowers -- intended to give its pleasure over time rather than in a single play. While this is obviously a commercial venture, it's also a labor of love and devotion. And make no mistake, it is a truly lovely disc, accessible in its structures (in fact, "Shri Hanuman Chaleesa" would be a rock song if it had a drum kit) and its style, thanks in part to Rubin and his experience. This would be excellent as a meditation aid, but it also transcends that to become a fascinating listening experience throughout. Das sounds like Tom Waits without the voice cracks, which is no bad thing -- his voice is somewhat hypnotic, as befits the music he's making. The underlying sample (a processed voice?) on the last track adds texture to what's really a country song in disguise, altering it completely. A record that's an experience in every possible way.
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07 Total Tracks, 62:34 Total Length
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Credits
- Jeff Beal - Trumpet // Benmont Tench - Organ // Benmont Tench - Piano // Kathleen Dyson - Guitar (Acoustic) // Lili Haydn - Violin // Mitchell Markus - Executive Producer // Rick Rubin - Producer // David Schiffman - Mixing // Gerri Sutyak - Cello // Benjy Wertheimer - ? // Benjy Wertheimer - ? // Benjy Wertheimer - ? // Benjy Wertheimer - ? // John McDowell - Synthesizer Bass // Krishna Das - Organ // Krishna Das - Harmonium // Krishna Das - Vocals // Krishna Das - Cover Photo // Greg Fidelman - Engineer // Vlado Mellior - Mastering // Philip Brossard Jr. - Engineer // Dale Borglum - Cover Photo // Lynda Carré - Artwork // Lynda Carré - Art Direction // Lynda Carré - Design // Janaki Kagel - Vocals // Michael "Mahavir" Drumm - Video Director
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