A smooth, down-tempo mix of urban Trip Hop, Electronica infused with ancient Tibetan mantra and chants, this eclectic CD brings an edge to enlightenment. Inspired by the energy and truth of Hip Hop, Jetsunma fuses Progressive Hop with Trip Hop, weaving ethereal vocals through raw organic beats, and uniting contemporary world issues with the sacred sound of mantra. Perhaps the defining aspect of the album, beyond it being a CD filled with tracks conceived, composed, and produced by a recognized Tibetan Buddhist teacher, is its dynamic compilation of styles. With its wide variety of influences, instrumentation and melodic moods, Delog offers listeners a colorful palette to choose from. Read more.
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A fusion of melody, ancient Tibetan mantra and trunk rumbling ill beats washed with real dub flavor, this CD flows as an astonishing mix that leaves you yearning for more. Jetsunma s fusion of lyrics, mantra and slamming beats aims to open the listener's heart and free the mind. This is true enlightenment dub; beyond genre classification, but experienced by dancing feet and truth of mind simultaneously. Powerful and confident, her songs brim with certainty that, if enough people get with such a view and fearlessly take a stand, suffering could cease to pervade today s world. The Revolution of Compassion becomes possible. She even delivers a pointed message to the current U.S. President about his seemingly
endless war. Read more.
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Formerly a punk rock band (The Visects) from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Harbinger decided to expand their musical horizons and move to the East Coast. They now focus on composing melodic metal sounds with jazz, world and classical influences, drawn from such composers as Chopin, Beethoven, Vivaldi, and Bach. This gives their music an altogether exotic feel. Currently Harbinger's most intricate piece is "Odyssey." This composition won the band First Place in the Metal category on OurStage.com for the month of November 2007.
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