Press Release
Zulu Warrior Records – Nagual (Band) – Polar Shift (Album)
(ZW002)
(File under afro-audio soundscapes)
Stemming the contratide of Eurotrance`n`tricity. This album covers the musical footprints of the last 8 years of African trance pilgrims Nagual.
Originally consisting of Chelley (didge & fx), Craig (percussion), Heather (flute), Zimbini ((Vox), …it is now the brainchild of the remaining die- hards (?) Damien (guitar, sampler & programs) and Derrick (keys & programs).
Ntylo – bird sounds – setting the scene with vocal interlude imitating nature’s atmospheric gentle sound streams.
Angels in the sky – draws you into the sound-scaped fabric as opposed to merely listening to it, just like religion – the opium of the masses.
Rustlers man – the beat takes you on a journey through African beatfabric right to the hole in the wall at Rustlers Valley.
Sikadelik I’Africa – the beat makes you feel the debt of human emotion.
Sabila – to sweat – a lovely and smooth sound fabric that makes you long for the African sun
Amayeza – medicine – is like the gentle flow of an unspoilt river providing nourishment for the soul.
Ila – Ilo – a traditional Sangoma (witchdoctor) song, which joyfully audio-acts with folklore traditions and demonstrates African believes such as e.g. the tokoloshe
The Crow – is a funky tech-trance tune composed in the Ceres mountains.
Hipnotic – guaranteed to keep the hippies hypnotized, with vocals flanging across the soundscape- tech-trance style.
Something – a somewhat flapdoodle start soon makes place for a solid bass driven technoid grooveline.
Bonus track- down by the river – evokes the imagery of sitting in nature, slow downtempo guitar driven track guranteed to awaken you gently on a sunny day.
(Total playing time 64.50)
Zulu Warrior Records – Nagual (Band) – Polar Shift (Album)
(ZW002)
(File under afro-audio soundscapes)
Stemming the contratide of Eurotrance`n`tricity. This album covers the musical footprints of the last 8 years of African trance pilgrims Nagual.
Originally consisting of Chelley (didge & fx), Craig (percussion), Heather (flute), Zimbini ((Vox), …it is now the brainchild of the remaining die- hards (?) Damien (guitar, sampler & programs) and Derrick (keys & programs).
Ntylo – bird sounds – setting the scene with vocal interlude imitating nature’s atmospheric gentle sound streams.
Angels in the sky – draws you into the sound-scaped fabric as opposed to merely listening to it, just like religion – the opium of the masses.
Rustlers man – the beat takes you on a journey through African beatfabric right to the hole in the wall at Rustlers Valley.
Sikadelik I’Africa – the beat makes you feel the debt of human emotion.
Sabila – to sweat – a lovely and smooth sound fabric that makes you long for the African sun
Amayeza – medicine – is like the gentle flow of an unspoilt river providing nourishment for the soul.
Ila – Ilo – a traditional Sangoma (witchdoctor) song, which joyfully audio-acts with folklore traditions and demonstrates African believes such as e.g. the tokoloshe
The Crow – is a funky tech-trance tune composed in the Ceres mountains.
Hipnotic – guaranteed to keep the hippies hypnotized, with vocals flanging across the soundscape- tech-trance style.
Something – a somewhat flapdoodle start soon makes place for a solid bass driven technoid grooveline.
Bonus track- down by the river – evokes the imagery of sitting in nature, slow downtempo guitar driven track guranteed to awaken you gently on a sunny day.
(Total playing time 64.50)