Tim Rayborn : Rihla.
Medieval and middle eastern music.

Put this on and your immediate environs will instantly turn into a suradeq stuffed with silk pillows, Kilim rugs, and fig-laden platters. Featuring Tim Rayborn's ultra-precise musical talents, and some outstanding vocal tracks, Rihla is everything we best love about this performer: deep fluency in Middle Eastern music, incredibly detailed performances, and a 100 percent acoustic aesthetic.

Songs:

1. Non deve null ome - Estampie
2. Aal bab
3. Solea
4. Adrar
5. Khamsin
6. Sahra
7. Nebos
8. Badiyya
9. Kalakh
10. Seyahat
11. Uzgun
12. Kyrsal
13. Yalnyz
14. Tutka

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 9/4/2007
Tim Rayborn lives in California USA

Tagged as: World, Medieval, Arabic influenced

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