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Natacha Atlas
Album Review
Diaspora
Label: MCA
Genre: World Fusion
Origin: UK
Format: Music CD
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| If you have never really listened to Arabic music, this is a very good place to start. Natacha's 1995 debut album bridges Middle Eastern traditional and Western techno music. Hypnotic, exotic, a real treat. |
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Artist
Natacha Atlas
Album Review
Gegida
Label: Beggars UK - Ada
Genre: World Fusion
Origin: UK
Format: Music CD
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| 1999 release - the swirl of Egyptian strings, hip-hop beats, love, and politics can make strange bedfellows, but once again Natasha Atlas, chanteuse and belly dancer, makes sense of it all. She delivers 11 exotic worldbeat tracks full of exuberance, reflection, and yearning that are at once compassionate and militant. Funky beats, kanoun, oud, string sections, and percussion jostle for attention in the background as Atlas's serpentine vocals entwine the listener in tales of passion, injustice, and the mysteries of life. Recorded both in London and Cairo.
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Natacha Atlas
Album Review
Something Dangerous
Label: Beggars UK - Ada
Genre: World Fusion
Origin: UK
Format: Music CD
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| 2003 release, this international star combines Middle Eastern music with dance, rap, drum n' bass, R and B, Hindi Pop, film music and French Chanson. Collaborators include Jah Wobble, English composer Joselyn Pook (creator of the Eyes Wide Shut score), Princess Julianna, Transglobal Underground's Tuup, Sinead O'Connor and more. Beggars Banquet.
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