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Quote by Jean Houston

Next is now, world music as the single most potent force in the culture of fusion ... World music-makers are like shamans, carrying us on magic carpets of riffs and melodies through states of consciousness that spin us out of time to lands not yet invented but glimpsed on the aural horizon ... And so we see that music brings us, in the jumping of our cells, from what is past to what is trying to become the future. lt expresses and fulfills our need to hear the spirit in the dark.
(Jean Houston in Jump Time, Sentient Publ. 2004)

Fire Drums CD - Thrilling Worldbeat Fusion Music

Various Artists

Drum music - High energy worldbeats and sizzling rhythms to dance, drive, or just tap your foot to. Drum masters from around the planet blend traditional sounds with modern percussive arrangements highlighting many eclectic styles: ethno-groove, carnival, Latin, African, ambient trance and Cuban – featuring congas, dun-dun, darbuka, bendir, dhollo, djembe, tabla, tambourine, shakers. Fire Drums will spark your imagination.

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Track Musicians and Instruments
1. Fire Drums by Ariel Kalma / Kamal M. Engels, 6:10 Ariel Kalma: keyboard, saxophone, vocals - Kamal: programming, bass - Steve Nugent, Simon Peisley, Gadi: djembe - Zohar: dun-dun - Varij: shaker
2. Carnival by Steven Cragg, 8:21 Steven Cragg: percussion, keyboard, programming - Liz Warrington: vocals
3. Djole by Akoma, 6:22 Julius Nartey: balafon, vocals - Nii Ayi Conen: korlegonor, vocals, djembe - Lantey Lankai: bunte, gome, blekete - Korkoi Odametey: percussion
4. Amaterasu by Ruben Van Rompaey, 6:01 Ruben Van Rompaey: darbuka, bendir, dhollo, djembe, def, tabla, davul, finger cymbals, tambourine, shaker
5. Journey of Fire by Chinta Reiss, 7:27 Chinta Reiss: djembe, balaphone, dun dun, percussion
6. Conga Sin Palabras by Sin Palabras, 4:00 Eduardo Salgado, Jose Medina: percussion - Yamel Joto: keyboard - Armando Castro Fernandez: DJ Mandi - Jean-Claude Gue: director
7. OS System by Friedel Lelonek / S. Jolil, 6:35 Friedel Lelonek: drums, percussion - S. Jolil: samples, programming
8. Vine of the Soul by Bhakta / Darpan, 4:38 Bhakta: keyboards, drum programming - Darpan: spoken voice
9. Prisma Galaxy by Ro Kuijpers, 6:21 Ro Kuijpers: percussion, arrangement - Jos Oey: ia, itotele
10. Engelstreftir by Tervakello, 6:43 Henrik Wakonen, Esa Nikula: udu-drum - Ville Matti Simonen: ocarina-udu - Pekka Korte: zilla-drum - Santeri Väyrynen: fingerpiano - Jonne Nikula: shaker

Watch on YouTube: Drum Music: Fire Drums
Comments:
(1) SPOT ON!! Lifted me up and up and up and up yeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
I will link this video to friends when i feel they need something beautiful to lift them up!!

(2) If u hear this while being high, it´s like an espiritual orgasm.


Did you know the large variety of drums? - And yes, they are played in our drum compilations.
Percussion, pony drum, jun-jun drum, balafon, korlegonor, djembe, bunte, gome, blekete, dumbek, frame drums, khamak, dubki, dhol, khol, darbuka, kanjira tambourine, dun-dun, bendir, dhollo, def, tablas, davul, ia, itotele, udu-drum, ocarina-udu, zilla-drum, congas, talking drum, hoshso, bougarabou, bakdav drum, hi-hat, toms, mbira, oprente, kpanlogo, percussion, drum kit, ngoma, cajon percussion, drum machine, drum loops, balafon, tar, bells

 

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Reviews

Fire Drums reviewed by Music Design

A cross-cultural collage of tribal rhythms is served up in this homage to the intoxicating pulse of the drum from Music Mosaic. From clubby to organic, these infectious grooves will certainly get your adrenaline pumping.

Beginning with a turbo-charged dose of electrified African rhythm and chant, the album propels you through some Mediterranean-flavored vibes from Arto Tuncboyaciyan, a walk on the shamanic side from Gabrielle Roth and the Mirrors, thunderous beats from pan-Asian percussionist Ruben Van Rompaey, some dramatic, ambient-flecked rhythms from Professor Trance and much more. Fueled with energy and destined to make you want to move, DRUM TRANCE takes you around the world and back, to the beat of a drum.

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