Sharena by Zhaba Zhaba : Sharena.
 Psychedelic power meets hypnotic bulgarian rhythms.

San Francisco Bay Area world music band lays down hypnotic Bulgarian and Greek rhythms, adds Balkan-style vocals in languages both real and imagined, then turns up the psychedelic power to eleven!
Songs:

1. Pick Your Own Flowers
2. Mori Asan
3. And Barefoot Walk On Me
4. Oh
5. Slight Butterfly
6. Psychechurchadelic
7. Goatcat
8. Zhaba Zeybek
9. Bad Advice
10. Janu Janu
11. Vengeance Of The Lake
12. Hajduk
13. Breathing On The Edge Of Ruin

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Release date: 4/27/2009
Zhaba lives in California USA

Tagged as: World, Folk, Folk

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