Ethnic Drums : Satori

Satori : Ethnic Drums.
Healing, meditative ambient new age.

After a series of slow and calming albums, Anjey Satori in his next album invites the listener to taste quite lively and energetic rhythms of different ethnic drums and other percussion. African, Tibetan and shaman drums and percussion fit very well for the practice of dynamic meditations.

Songs:

1. darbuka bit
2. kukutu
3. ritual woodoo
4. the brazilian rhytms
5. crazy dance
6. tribal loops
7. mystical move
8. vigorous drums
9. zar
10. tom tom

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/24/2010
Satori lives in Kiev Ukraine

Tagged as: World, Other, Arabic influenced

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