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Anoushka Shankar
Anoushka Shankar 「Chapter III: We Return To Light」 LP
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| 発売日：2025年03月27日 / ジャンル：WORLD/REGGAE / フォーマット：LP / 構成数：1 / 製造国：輸入 / レーベル：Leiter / SKU：4066004674605 / 規格品番：LTR048LP |
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| On New Years Day 2023, sitarist and composer Anoushka Shankar sat in a cafe in Goa and wrote "Three chapters, three geographies" in her journal. That October she released Chapter 1: Forever, For Now, the first in a trilogy of EPs that reflected the truth in those words. It was recorded in Germany with producer/composer Arooj Aftab, co-producer Saloni Thakkar, and pianist Nils Frahm at his Leiter studio. It reflected the importance of Europe in her music and life -- Shankar was born and now lives in London. The second entry, Chapter II: How Dark It Is Before Dawn was recorded in California (where she lived for a time) and reflected the hours between nighttime and dawn. Written with and produced by London composer Peter Raeburn, the studio cast also included Raeburns piano, cellist Dan Keane throughout, and vocalist Megan Wyler on two tracks. This travelog triptych was completed by Chapter III: We Return to Light. Shankar spent her young life studying with her father, Ravi Shankar, and continued her musical studies when they moved to Delhi while she attended British schools. In her twenties, she fell under the spell of Goa trance. This six-track recording reveals that influence, albeit in a mysterious and alluring way. It was produced by and features U.S.-born, India-raised, London-based percussionist/drummer Sarathy Korwar and sarod master Alam Khan -- son of the late master musician Ali Akbar Khan. All of the music here was developed, written, arranged, and performed by all three musicians; the album was recorded above Om Nom, an Indian restaurant. Opener "Daybreak" sounds like its title, with sitar, sarod, and tabla intoning a simple melody adorned with electronic effects. It sounds like a joyous folk song drawn from time itself, but the performance is beguilingly modern. First single "Hiraeth" (a Welsh word meaning deep longing, or the hearts ache for home), with its initially simple sitar pattern, is buoyed by Korwars looped, pulsating grooves and backmasked sarod lines. Its at once tender and sad, but rouses the listener with an intense sitar run that injects hope and optimism. "Dancing on Scorched Earth" is nocturnal; its slightly funky backbeat paves the way for dark, suspenseful lines on the stringed instruments as electronics sparingly pepper the foreground. "We Burn So Brightly" has a jazzy soundtrack vibe (think Lalo Schifrin) with a smoky, sexy, hip-shaking groove as organic and synthetic beats and synths subtly challenge the frontline strings. "Amrita" is a peaceful paean to nature itself and choogles along using a drum kit. Set-closer "We Return to Love" is a nearly ambient prayer, with a glorious modal drone and twinned melody offered with grace and elegance above a subtle tabla. It is drawn from Shankars and Khans fathers raga "Marj Khamaj." Taken on its own, Chapter III: We Return to Light is an advanced document of melodies, textures, and atmospheres, ancient to future. Its not only a fitting close to the trilogy, but makes a solid argument for absorbing the project as a whole. ~ Thom Jurek |
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| 世界的に高い評価を獲得しているシタール奏者による、ミニアルバム3部作を締めくくる一枚。グラミー賞にもノミネートされた前作のムードを踏襲した、瞑想的なアンビエント・ジャズ作品です。 |
| 発売・販売元 提供資料（2025/03/13） |
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・構成数 | 11.LP
1.LP
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