Sitar & Bossa (豆瓣)

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表演者: Bebo Best
流派: 流行
专辑类型: Import
介质: Audio CD
发行时间: 2007-04-26
出版者: Cinedelic
唱片数: 1
条形码: 8000000731227

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　　SUPER LOUNGE ORCHESTRA
　　' the bossa-Bombay vibe'. the new exciting Bossa jazz lounge back-to-back with straight-up Desi beats and mainstream "While based on the fiction of a Brazil-India crossover (translation: sambas occasionally come with a sitar break), it's an enjoyable mix of ancient and modern, from Rio's Sixties psychedelia to Euro-made versions of what the sleeve... (展开全部) 　　SUPER LOUNGE ORCHESTRA
　　' the bossa-Bombay vibe'. the new exciting Bossa jazz lounge back-to-back with straight-up Desi beats and mainstream "While based on the fiction of a Brazil-India crossover (translation: sambas occasionally come with a sitar break), it's an enjoyable mix of ancient and modern, from Rio's Sixties psychedelia to Euro-made versions of what the sleevenotes fancifully but fetchingly call 'the bossa-Bombay vibe'." "From Bollywood-inspired Brazilian tunes, to Bossa driven sitar funk; from downtempo melodious sitars to deep batucada and table rhythms: The Indian Summer has arrived in Copacabana."
　　"They are different sides of the world and they have different cultures, religions and customs; yet there are so many exciting musical similarities between these two gigantic countries, as well as historical and political ones. This unique collection presents a celebration of the musical mix between these two rich cultures. From Bollywood-inspired Brazilian tunes, to Bossa driven sitar funk; from downtempo melodious sitars to deep batucada and table rhythms: The Indian Summer has arrived in Copacabana.
　　The story of Brazilian and Indian musicians blending their music together is a long one and remains one of the most exciting musical journeys. Brazil and India share a love for acoustic stringed instruments and driving percussion. Listen to Brazil's most popular working-class party music - Forr.. - and you can hear strains of the Sabri Brothers, Nusrat Ali Khan, or the other great Pakistani Qawwali harmonium players. Think of impressionable young geniuses like Caetano Velgano and Gilberto Gil returning home to Brazil after a lengthy stay in London in the late 60s taking all of Ravi's influence during his rise in the West. More recently, as hidebound 'world' music has lightened up a little, djs around the world are playing bossa Drum n Bass back-to-back with straight-up Desi beats, whilst hip hop and mainstream RnB producers are mining everything from ghazal soundtracks to 50's samba. And you know what? In some mysterious way, by some unknown route, it all ends up sounding great if it's done with care, love and good humour.
　　The last couple of years have seen Brazilian and Indian music and culture come to the foreground. In the film world Bollywood's Lagaan and Brazil's City Of God have swept the board at award ceremonies. Video directors are using Indian imagery on hot dance videos like Bassment Jaxx's 'Romeo' and Ad execs are using Brazilian songs like 'A Minha Menina' on cool car ads for the likes of Peugeot -
　　While based on the fiction of a Brazil-India crossover (translation: sambas occasionally come with a sitar break), it's an enjoyable mix of ancient and modern, from Rio's Sixties psychedelia to Euro-made versions of what the sleevenotes fancifully but fetchingly call 'the bossa-Bombay vibe'..."