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The sleeve bills the album as "a bliss-ride thru the ancient, the modern, the electric, and the Vedic," and for once the hype isn't overstated. You name it -- it's here, from Western alternative rock to electronica, Indian neo-classical, worldbeats of different types, chants, even ambient music. And the thing is, it all fits together seamlessly. While the music is meant to be spiritual, to the average listener it's a fascinating journey, as the pieces -- the shortest runs seven and a half minutes, the longest almost 13 minutes -- unfold, morph, and take on different shapes and colors; for anyone expecting a lightweight new age disc, it's really quite a shock. Drummer and percussionist Jesse (formerly a member of Dramarama) has assembled a fascinating band comprised of American and Indian musicians who work beautifully together under his direction, and his sense of arrangement is inspired throughout. Even "Savasana," which revolves around one chord with overtones and thoughtful improvisations, never drags. The players give their utmost and never fail to glean new levels of understanding from the material, with "Sri Rudnam" making a jolting, upbeat start and "Maha Mrtyunjaya Mantra" pushing all manner of musical envelopes. Jesse knows when to program and when to use real percussion; he has a remarkable command of musical styles and he makes it all work in a way few have been able to before. ~ Chris Nickson
With David Kingsley
Includes liner notes by Anant Jesse.
Personnel: Anant Jesse (vocals, drums, percussion); Steve Gorn (bamboo flute); Gota Yashiki (programming).
Audio Mixer: David Kingsley.
Liner Note Author: Anant Jesse.
Recording information: Echo Lake, New York, NY; Poona, India.
Editor: David Kingsley.
Photographer: Anant Jesse.
Translator: Anant Jesse.
Personnel includes: Anant Jesse (vocals, drums, percussion); Alton Delano (eletric guitar, bass); Marcus Wolf (guitar); Joseph Maggelet (E-bow); Stephanie Michalitsiano (cello); Ramesh Misra (sarangi); Steve Gorn (flute); David Kingsley (keyboards, background vocals); Tanya Aguilar (chimes); Gota Yashiki (programming).
NAPRA Review (01-02/02, p.81) - "...A backdrop for a meditative experience or a pleasurable listening experience--your choice..." Mantrica Music | List Price | $18.98 (You save $4.63) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Jazz Instrument, New Age, World Beat, Fusion, Enhanced CD | | Label | Etherean Music | | Orig Year | 2001 | | All Time Sales Rank | 230906  | | CD Universe Part number | 1922169 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 19, 2001 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Anant Jesse | | Engineer | David Kingsley; David Kingsley | | Personnel | Gota Yashiki - programming Ramesh Misra - sarangi Alton Delano - eletric guitar, bass David Kingsley - keyboards, background vocals Joseph Maggelet - E-bow Stephanie Michalitsiano - cello Tanya Aguilar - chimes Anant Jesse - vocals, drums, percussion Marcus Wolf - guitar
Also: Steve Gorn |
Anant Jesse Mantrica Songs | 1. | Sri Rudram (In Celebration of the Source) |
| 2. | Shiva Manasa Puja (An Offering of Light Back to Light) |
| 3. | Maha Mrtyunjaya Mantra (The Victory of Immortality) |
| 4. | Mangalya (The Grace That Holds the Earth) |
| 5. | Savasana (Supreme Stillness) |
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