Eastern Expressions by Ruben van Rompaey Ruben van Rompaey : Eastern Expressions.
 Passionate eastern percussion.

Songs:

1. Djehangir
2. Karavansaray
3. Amaterasu
4. Sun Dance
5. Steps in the Desert
6. Oasis
7. Hayati
8. Yeni Ufuklar

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/26/2008
Ruben van Rompaey lives in Antwerpen Belgium

Tagged as: World, Other, Arabic influenced

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