mari_boine--gulan_du-VLS2001-kW

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kW
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21,05 MB
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2
Date
2005-02-08

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     artist    · mari boine
     release   · gulan du
     year      · 2001             
     genre     · lo-fi
     label     · jazzland / universal music norway
     catalogue · mbvp2
     website   · www.jazzlandrec.com

     date      · 30-dec-2004
     quality   · 215kbps/44,1khz
     source    · vinyl

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     a1 gulan du (those norwegians mix)                             7:47
     b1 gulan du (nils petter molvaer remix)                        5:10

     playtime  · 00h 12m 57s         

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     the ancient, shamanistic, musical traditions of the samis of       
     northern scandanavia, in what was once known as lapland, are given 
     a modern twist by vocalist and drummer mari boine (persen).        
     although her highly rhythmic songs are rooted in the wordless,     
     yodeling-like, vocal style of yoik (or joik), boine's arrangements 
     incorporate influences of jazz, rock and other ethnic elements.    
                                                                        
     boine, part sami, was exposed to the spiritual-like, psalm singing 
     of the christian "laestadian" movement as a child. as a result of  
     the resistance to her sami background that she experienced as a    
     youngster, boine developed a lyrical approach that expressed her   
     feelings about discrimination. asked to perform at the 1996 winter 
     olympics in lillehammer, norway, boine refused to be treated as a  
     "token ethnic ornament" and turned the invitation down.            
                                                                        
     boine's debut album, jaskatvouda manna, was released on the        
     independent norwegian iduit label. her commercial breakthrough     
     came with her 1989 album gula gula, released on peter gabriel's    
     real world label. in 1993, boine's album goaskinviella (eagle      
     brother) was awarded the norwegian equivalent to a grammy.         
     commissioned to compose and perform new music for the vassajazz    
     music festival in 1994, boine used the opportunity as the          
     foundation for her album leahkastin (unfolding), which was         
     released the following year. in 1996, eagle brother and unfolding  
     were combined and released as radiant warmth.                      
                                                                        
     in addition to her own recordings, boine's vocals were featured on 
     saxophonist jan garbareks' albums twelve moons (1992) and visible  
     world (1995).                                                      
                                                                        
     after a break, boine returned in 2003 with two albums and a new    
     label. now recording for minnesota's northside imprint, boine      
     released the studio effort eight seasons, as well as mari boine -  
     remixed, which included reworkings of classic boine material from  
     notables like bill laswell and jah wobble.                         

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Files

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a1-mari_boine--gulan_du_(those_norwegians_mix)-kw.mp311,98 MB
b1-mari_boine--gulan_du_(nils_petter_molvaer_remix)-kw.mp39,07 MB