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 London Undersound - Nitin Sawhney
 London Undersound - Nitin Sawhney ... Days Of Fire feat. Natty2 October Daze feat. Tina Grace 3 Bring It Home feat. Imogen Heap 4 Interlude 1 - Ghost Image 5 My Soul feat. Paul McCartney 6 Interlude 2 - Soledad 7 Distant Dreams feat. Roxanne Tataei 8 Interlude 3 - Street Sounds 9 Shadowland feat. Ojos De Brujo 10 Daybreak feat. Faheem Mazhar 11 Interlude 4 - Identity 12 Ek Jaan feat. Reena Bhardwaj 13 Transmission feat. Tina Grace 14 Interlude 5 - Tension 15 Last Train To Midnight feat. Aruba Red 16 Interlude 6 - Ronald Gray 17 Firmament 18 Charu Keshi Rain feat. Anoushka Shanka Newest Review: ... Imogen Heap, and starts off very dreamy, slow and ambient but then changes tempo and becomes upbeat and funky, like a track ... more ... you'd hear in a funky, upmarket wine bar in the city.
Interlude 1 includes spoken vocals by Paul McCartney and it's overall a great introduction to the following track, My Soul which features Paul McCartney himself.
My Soul was written as Paul's first real public expression of emotions regarding what transpired with his ex wife. Very moving and poignant piece with beautiful, subtle female vocals in the background which sound very classical Indian.
Interlude II is comprised of spoken Spanish in a sensual tone, spe...more |
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London Undersound - Nitin Sawhney: Sounds like heaven. (436 words)
by - written on 03/11/08 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Days Of Fire is performed by Natty, an artist starting to get recognition and critical acclaim with his own album Man Like I. This was actually inspired by Natty's own experience of the July bombings in London in 2005. It's a good track, very easy to listen to, and catchy. It sounds like London and it's upbeat and a little bit gritty. A great opener. October Daze features Tina Grace, who I admit I had not heard of prior to this release. She has a good, dulcet voice. The track reminds me of Portishead in its sound. Bring It Home includes vocals from the talented Imogen Heap, and starts off very dreamy, slow and ambient but then changes tempo and ... Read the complete review
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