Year : 2001
Karsh Kale has the unique ability of fusing electronic drum and bass parts with Indian melodies and rhythms in such a way that the songs retain their sweetness without sounding like a mad scientist's laboratory. This can partly be attributed to his own background in Indian classical music (he plays the tabla, among other things). The album is really well-balanced, with both racy as well as slow n' easy tracks.
Personal picks : The album-opener "Empty Hands", "Satellite" (which sounds like the title sequence to some Lonely Planet type of travel show) and "Conception".
Karsh Kale has the unique ability of fusing electronic drum and bass parts with Indian melodies and rhythms in such a way that the songs retain their sweetness without sounding like a mad scientist's laboratory. This can partly be attributed to his own background in Indian classical music (he plays the tabla, among other things). The album is really well-balanced, with both racy as well as slow n' easy tracks.
Personal picks : The album-opener "Empty Hands", "Satellite" (which sounds like the title sequence to some Lonely Planet type of travel show) and "Conception".
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