Multi-instrumentalist and sound designer Christopher Currell has worked with diverse artists such as Quincy Jones, Paul Simon and Stevie Wonder. His pioneering work with the Synclavier (a sophisticated digital synthesis computer) culminated in his contribution to the multi-platinum album "Bad" by Michael Jackson.

Christopher's current work with ishwish is a reflection of new knowledge of reality discovered in quantum physics...that EVERYTHING in the universe is connected.

On this first ishwish venture, Cirque du Soleil vocalist Beth Quist joins Christopher to explore and unleash latent memory stored in our DNA via sound vibrations. Christopher's sonic textures along with Quist's angelic voice combine with the influence of the listener and environment to open our hearts and memories of our distant past.

"The sound vibrations of ishwish are intended to be a journey through the universe, different times and dimensions. The journey ultimately begins and ends with you. Please enjoy!"

Christopher Currell

1. Drift
2. Gregorian Interlude
3. Massassi Morning Star
4. The Way
5. Flight
6. Trilogy- The Journey of the Whales
7. Trilogy- Song From Arcturus
8. Trilogy- Lemurian Dance
9. Garden of Zoe

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 2/29/2008
Ishwish lives in Kannami Japan

Tagged as: New Age, Other

1. Altitude by Laura Inserra: the Hang, a new instrument from Switzerland
2. Heartwood by Sora: Lushly evocative songstress singing music for a new world
3. Transcend to Void by Thomas Otten: Captivating countertenor mixed with Shakuhachi form Japan
4. Tokyo507 by Tokyo507: downtempo groovy electro-pop
5. Kingdom of Mountains by Suzanne Teng: world flute with a serene energy
6. Bach Cello Suites on 8 String Guitar by Daniel Estrem: colorful classical guitar
7. Hidden Sky by Jami Sieber: enchanting cello compositions
8. The Most Beautiful Things by Michael Murphy: Melodic New Age music that tells a story
9. Scorpion Moon by Sora: Lushly evocative songstress singing music for a new world
10. Distinct Selection by Sasha Merkulov: Ethnic New Age, Groove, Meditation, Sitar, Ambient

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