| | Oriental Garden, Vol. 2 CD - Import
Soulstar presents volume two in their ORIENTAL GARDEN series; two discs of downtempo grooves in Asian underground styles; Natacha Atlas, Sapho, and others contribute; 34 tracks in all.
Boasting a somewhat misleading title, Oriental Garden, Vol. 2, offers two discs' worth of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired tracks that mix those traditions with contemporary dance music. Disc one gets off to a strong start with the modern gypsy music of Kostas Pavlidis' lovely "Spread Your Wings and Fly," which, not coincidentally, is one of the collection's least electronically enhanced tracks. The tracks with a heavier dance influence range from the heavily processed, Enigma-esque "Sheherazad" by Sapho to the droning beauty of Turkish Delight's "Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayim." Still, the collection's more acoustic-based songs are its standouts, such as Souad Massi's "Ghir Enta," Faltriqueira's "Palmira," and Jony Iliev & Band's "Arizona." Most of the other tracks included on disc one are at least passable, although some of the more hip-hop-influenced songs like Clotaire K's "Lubnan" sound out of place with the rest of the collection. Disc two is even more dance-oriented, although the quality of the material is better. Al'Fariah and DJ Paulo's "Desert" and Varinder Sangha's "Mitran Nu Han Karke" are both organic and danceable. Likewise, Natacha Atlas, T.U.U.P., and Princess Juliana's "Eye of the Duck"; Khalèd's "Didi"; and Amr Diab's "Enta Ma Oltesh Leh" are some of the other standout tracks. While it's not the most authentic collection of Middle Eastern music available, Oriental Garden, Vol. 2, still has enough appealing moments to make it worthwhile for the most open-minded fans of the style. ~ Heather Phares
The second installment of very successfull compilation of oriental music. 34 excellent tracks featuring Sapho, Souad Massi, Natacha Atlas, Khaled, Amr Diab, Radio Tarifa and many others. Compiled and mixed by Gülbahar Kültür.
Personnel: Simone Miranda, Majdala, Clotaire K (vocals); Iceberg Slimm (rap vocals); Mister Hassan Anwar (recorder); Erwin Autrique (programming).
Audio Mixer: Yasser Anwar.
Audio Remixers: Amr Ismail; Carlos Campos .
Recording information: Isabel Bader Theatre, Toronto, Canada; Tojfish Production.
Editor: Erwin Autrique.
Arrangers: Yasar Taner; Autio; Pascal Gaigne; Kaan Gokmen. Oriental Garden, Vol. 2 Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Rap, Electronica, New Age, Dance Collections, Dance, Oldies Collections | | Label | Soulstar | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank | 386304  | | CD Universe Part number | 6339135 | | Discs | 2 | | Release Date | Sep 15, 2003 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Aida Nadeem; Baljit Dhillon; Jean Cyril Masson; Eastenders; Yamal; Edson X; Antonio Lapetina Filho; Paolo Faria; Henning Flintholm; Djamel Laroussi; Rolf Kirschbaum; Randu Bandurovici; Mehdi Haddab; DJ Recording; Heiko Grein; Thor Madson; Pascal Gaigne; Angel Munoz Ledesma; Khalèd; Christophe Lancel; Mohsen Gaber; Ilhan Ersahin; Jan Rase; Thomas Leclerq; Afrit; Laco Tayfa; Lenny MacDowell; Radio Tarifa; Antonis Apergis; Sapho; Slobo Horo; Souad Massi; Clotaire K | | Additional Info | Import; Germany |
Oriental Garden, Vol. 2 Songs | | Oriental Garden, Vol. 2 CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Spread Your Wings and Fly - Kostas Pavlidis |
| 2. | Sensiz Yasayamam - Bora Uzer/Ilhan Ersahin |
| 3. | Sheherazad - Sapho |
| 4. | Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayim - Turkish Delight |
| 5. | Ghir Enta - Souad Massi |
| 6. | Palmira - Faltriqueira |
| 7. | Zarif - Edson X |
| 8. | Orizu - Nasiba |
| 9. | Yemek - Nass/Masson/Laco Tayfa |
| 10. | Lubnan - Clotaire K |
| 11. | Egypt - Beridy |
| 12. | Joyceful Karma - Laco Tayfa |
| 13. | Lagian - Shabaz |
| 14. | Arizona - Jony Iliev & Band |
| 15. | Ciganko Moja - Slobo Horo |
| | Oriental Garden, Vol. 2 Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Desert - Al'Fariah/DJ Paulo |
| 2. | All That (+ Bag O' Chips) - Hil St. Soul (Mushtag Refix mix) |
| 3. | Mitran Nu Han Karke - Varinder Sangha (previously unreleased) |
| 4. | Here Come the Hotstepper - Ini Kamoze (Amr Ismail Remix) |
| 5. | Eye of the Duck - T.U.U.P./Natacha Atlas/Princess Julianna |
| 6. | Awadni - Aida Nadeem |
| 7. | Enta Omri - Amr Ismail/Carlos Campos (Antothep Mix) |
| 8. | Didi - Khaled (TimSimenonMix) |
| 9. | Ja Gnaoui - Gnawa Impulse (previously unreleased) |
| 10. | 1001 Nights (Mile & Une Nuits) - Tahoser |
| 11. | Yek - Turkish Delight |
| 12. | Erkilet Guzeli - Laco Tayfa |
| 13. | Enta Ma Oltesh Leh - Amr Diab |
| 14. | Misterio - Eastenders |
| 15. | Ishq - Baljit Dhillon (previously unreleased) |
| 16. | Racailles - DuOud |
| 17. | Etoile Filante - Djamel Laroussi |
| 18. | Es Yamal - Yamal |
| 19. | Fiebre - Radio Tarifa |
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