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Flow Goes the Universe by Laraaji (CD, Aug-2003, United States Of Distribution LTD.) 
Flow Goes the Universe by Laraaji (CD, Aug-2003, United States Of Distribution LTD.)

 
Flow Goes the Universe by Laraaji (CD, Aug-2003, United States Of Distribution LTD.)

Artist: Laraaji
Release Date: Aug 2003
Format: CD
Record Label: United States Of Distribution LTD.
Genre: New Age
UPC: 825947121720
Product ID: EPID3112439
Description: Personnel includes: Laraaji (vocals, zither, mbira, keyboards, percussion). Wondrously atmospheric and involving, Laraaji's purity of essence has become a virtual unknown quantity on the in-vogue ambient horizon. Largely shedding keyboar...
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Track Listing
1. Being Here
2. Space Choir
3. Cave in England, A
4. Immersion
5. Zither Dance
6. Mbira Dance
7. Laughing in Tongues
8. Deep Celestial
9. In Continuum

Details
Playing Time:72 min.
Contributing Artists:Michael Brook, Roger Eno
Producer:Laraaji, Michael Brook
Distributor:Navarre
Recording Type:Mixed
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Personnel includes: Laraaji (vocals, zither, mbira, keyboards, percussion).
Wondrously atmospheric and involving, Laraaji's purity of essence has become a virtual unknown quantity on the in-vogue ambient horizon. Largely shedding keyboards and samples for the sparklingly lustrous zither, he creates panoramas that are shimmering and dreamily effective. And while the addition of producer Michael Brook's--as well as Roger Eno's--contributions to "Laughing in Tongues" add a quasi-funky and trendy "pop" element, they are for the most part superfluous. "Being Here," the 25-minute epic opening excursion, is indicative of Laraaji's sterling ability to render mysterious environments all the more palpable, free of technological underpinnings.

Editorial Reviews
3 1/2 Stars - Good Plus - ...Laraaji creates music that seems to come from another world or culture....
Down Beat (01/01/1994)

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