Sevara Nazarkhan songs. Principally recorded at Taklab MKII, NME Studios, Paris, France. The debut album by Uzbekistan's Sevara Nazarkhan was originally released in 2003 and reissued in 2008. A singer who also plays the doutar, a lute-like stringed instrument indigenous to her ...

Sevara Nazarkhan CD discography. It's been five years since Sevara Nazarkhan released her Western debut, which offered a dose of local music. This time around there's far more emphasis on programming and soundscapes -- in other words, it's quite electronic. The first track, "Korgim ...

Sevara Nazarkhan albums. Sevara leaves the flashy, pop-oriented flavor of earlier works behind--the original tone of Ne Kechar and Sen. On Tortadur, Sevara returns to the traditional form, incorporating all of the characteristic instruments, including the doira, nay flute, and dutar. There are ...

Sevara Nazarkhan music CDs. The Irish/African/international collective Afro Celt System's fifth platter is a bit more reserved than some of their previous sets, but no less compelling. While in the past they've combined traditional music of Celtic and African sources with contemporary dancefloor mixology, ...

Sevara Nazarkhan CD discography. BIG BLUE BALL is an ongoing collaboration shepherded by Peter Gabriel, World Party leader Karl Wallinger, and producer Stephen Hague. The basic tracks for these 11 songs were recorded at Gabriel's Real World studios between 1991 and 1995, during week-long ...

Sevara Nazarkhan albums. This release features lullabies from countries identified as members of the "Axis Of Evil" by U.S. President George W. Bush. The idea is excellent -- giving a human face to those countries labeled by George W. Bush as "the axis of evil" in his 2002 speech. Norwegian producer Erik Hillestad traveled to all those countries, recording female singers and traditional lullabies, then back home paired them with Western female artists over backing tracks created by musician Knut Reiersrud. Although Reirsrud has opted for an international ambience of subdued loops and beats that tend to stifle the individuality of the tracks, the vocal work is lovely and often quite gorgeous, as when Eddi Reader and North ...