In a move of amazing generosity, Saatvik Sequencers are currently offering all three pieces in their entire length for free perusal at their MySpace site. Developping from spacey, introvert ambient openings, they gradually turn more open, friendly and lustrous, gradually picking up speed and rhythm. While the opening “Raga – Ahirbharavi” revolves around a core of solid darkness, culminating in a duel between hypnotic Flute lines and sharp Bass staccatos, the poppy melodics of the “Raga – Bhimpilasi” and the euphoric finale of the “Raga – Durga” are stearing the album into infinitely optimistic waters.
While the release date of “The Middle Path” has been put back from 30th June to an as yet unspecified date later this year, Audio Ashram are dedicated to taking their personal vision of India to audiences worldwide. As part of that plan, a solo album by Hari Singh is also scheduled for the next months.
Homepage: Audio Ashram (not yet online)
Homepage: Saatvik Sequencers
While the release date of “The Middle Path” has been put back from 30th June to an as yet unspecified date later this year, Audio Ashram are dedicated to taking their personal vision of India to audiences worldwide. As part of that plan, a solo album by Hari Singh is also scheduled for the next months.
Homepage: Audio Ashram (not yet online)
Homepage: Saatvik Sequencers
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