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Url........: http://www.dakinirecords.com/
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Tribal Matrix 2
01. Makyo - Malfouf
02. Omar Faruk Tekbilek - Toros (Kaya Project Rmx)
03. Jef Stott - Junjura
04. Drumspyder - Dunanwi
05. Omar Faruk Tekbilek - Dulger (Greg Hunter Rmx)
06. Rain In Eden - Rumi
07. Taichi Masuda - Butcha Bassment
08. Taal Fiza - Infosphere
09. Makyo - Parandeh
10. Drumspyder - Kalypso
11. Rain In Eden - Haqiqa
12. Dubsahara - Zentropy
13. Adham Shaikh - Kundalini Fuel
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Tribal Matrix 2 further explores the
mid-eastern/electronic fusion of Vol.1, the
most popular Dakini release since 2000's
classic Skydancing compilation. Inspired by
the innovative stylings of Tokyo's
tribal-fusion bellydance scene, TM2 offers up
a selection of fresh, focused tracks designed
to appeal to djs as much as dancers. If Vol.
1 was exploring the sound, Vol. 2 has
definitely found it, a mesmerising mix of saz
and synths, breakbeats and bukkas, daf
drumming and dub mixing. Featuring 100%
all-new and exclusive tracks, Tribal Matrix 2
collects music from the pioneers of
ethnodelic fusion. Dakini regular Makyo, who
has been working in Indo-Arab dub since the
early '90s, checks in with two new tracks:
the dramatic opener, "Malfouf", fuses a
classic Egyptian rhythm with soaring electric
violin and vocals, and some serious sub that
will destroy smaller speakers; "Parandeh"
features the bendir rhythms of North Africa
wed to fuzzy acid breaks and a sampledelic
flight over Morocco. Turkish maestro Omar
Faruk Tekbilek, who's been remixed by
everyone from Makyo to Shulman, sees two more
remixes from top producers: Kaya Project
(Interchill) takes the moody "Toros" and adds
his trademark sweeping strings and breaks to
the original's ney flute and saz to create a
beautiful downtempo journey; Greg Hunter,
known for his work with The Orb and
Subsurfing, takes "Dulger" and turns it
inside out, with rippling dub effects and a
Jah Wobble-esque bassline, all rippling
vocals and flutes floating towards the
vanishing point. Greg Hunter also turns up in
his Dubsahara guise, with the piece
"Zentropy", recorded in a Cairo hotel room,
with some searing solos on saz and qanoon
that will take your breath away. San
Francisco talents Jef Stott and Drumspyder
both appear with new material. Jef Stott,
already known to Dakini fans for his Lumin
project, follows up his well-received solo
debut on Six Degrees Records with a gorgeous
track in 10-beat rhythm; Jef's acoustic oud
playing, accompanied by ney flute, flows
through a traditional melody while skittering
reks and deep bass propel the track to its
climax. Drumspyder, an accomplished
percussionist on all sorts of mid-eastern
drums, lays down two absolutely phat and
funky trax here: both "Dunanwi", named for
the Egyptian god, and "Kalypso", based on a
Persian Gulf rhythm, feature live drumming on
darbukka & frame drums over breaks that just
cut through a dance floor. (Look for a
Drumspyder full-length release on Dakini
later in 2009.) Tokyo band Rain In Eden,
known for their dedication to obscure Silk
Road instruments, preview two tracks from the
sessions for their forthcoming album; both
are almost totally acoustic, start slow, and
then build to a climax of sufi-spinning
ecstacy. Also based in Tokyo, Taichi Masuda
turns in trippy soundscape that sounds like
some Saharan campfire jam under the stars
after the majoun kicks in. From Canada, Taal
Fiza's "Infosphere" features the Indian
instrument known as the hang, which is like a
steel drum that looks like an upside-down
UFO, while Adham Shaikh -- who has no peer
when it comes to live/electronic fusion --
turns in an epic slow-burning piece to close
out the album, nearly 14-minutes of
drum-pulse hypnosis.
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