Peace the Coats : House of Waters

House of Waters : Peace the Coats.
Unique international band creates something completely original.

Peace the coats is given life by unearthing singular trio sound of hammered dulcimer, six string bass and diverse world percussions. The memorable melody and infectious groove influenced by West African music are guided by Western-classical harmony and Jazz voicing. The vibrant sound of each instruments, intricate counter lines, captivating interactions and energetic grooves are comparable to orchestra. Additionally world well-known cellist Dave Egar joined one track.

Songs:

1. Turtle Shell
2. Hotsko 700
3. Raindrops
4. Milonga
5. Pu'usa Taka
6. Baby Styles
7. Walking Blues
8. Reginald and Julius
9. A Spool of Thread
10. Turquoise
11. Saya
12. Into the Wind

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 04/19/2013
House of Waters lives in New York USA

Tagged as: World, New Age, Jazz, Hammered Dulcimer

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