# Label: Kindred Rhythm
# Original Release Date: October 4, 2005
# Genre: Electronic
# Style: Jazz
# Format: mp3 VBR
# Grabber: EAC
# Encoder: lame 3.97b2
# Size: 112 MB
Personnel:
Jack DeJohnette: drums;
Foday Musa Suso: kora, vocals;
Marlui Miranda: vocals;
John Surman: saxophones, clarinet, recorder;
Big Al: producer, engineer;
Ben Surman: remixes, engineer.
Tracklisting:
1. Ancient Techno (DeJohnette/Suso)
2. Na Na Nai (DeJohnette/Miranda)
3. Worldwide Funk (DeJohnette/Suso)
4. Rose Garden (DeJohnette/Suso)
5. Dubwise (DeJohnette/Miranda)
6. Ocean Wave (DeJohnette/Suso)
7. Corn Song (DeJohnette/Miranda)
8. The Just-us Department (DeJohnette/P.B.Surman)
About the Artist:
The Ripple Effect was conceived of as a project to blend some of the elements of modern electronica/dance music with previously recorded music by Jack DeJohnette and some of his collaborators.
Product Description:
With 50 years of drumming behind him, innovative jazz pioneer Jack DeJohnette introduces "Hybrids," the debut album by The Ripple Effect, his latest collaborative project to be released on his own Golden Beams Productions on October 4, 2005. Featuring seven interpretations of previously recorded material (three of which have never been released) and one brand new track, Hybrids is a continuation of what DeJohnette has been accomplishing for a half-century: inspiring and creating music without boundaries. Produced and remixed by sound engineer Ben Surman, with guidance by DeJohnette himself, Hybrids launches jazz into the 21st century.
Blending shades of African jazz, reggae and dance music into DeJohnette’s already groove-heavy rhythmic patterns, The Ripple Effect’s Hybrids is an eclectic foray into numerous disciplines that works as a whole. Borrowing heavily from "Music from the Hearts of the Masters," his 2005 release alongside Gambian kora master Foday Musa Suso, the African influence is tempered by the gorgeous vocals of Marlui Miranda, the most acclaimed and recognized performer and researcher of Brazilian Indian music. Multi-instrumentalist John Surman adds lilting strains of clarinet, saxophone and recorder, while Big Al polishes the project with effervescent guitar riffs. The ingenuity of each song lends itself to a broad audience.
mp3 VBR ~ 245 kbps
Archive includes 14 files: .mp3; .m3u; .cue; .jpg; .nfo; .sfv; .log
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