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Release Date: 18 October 2024

Label: Tak:til / Glitterbeat GmbH

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 4030433615928

Genres: Folk Experimental

Release Date: 18 October 2024

Label: Tak:til / Glitterbeat GmbH

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 4030433615911

Genres: Folk Experimental

Description

Saagara's new album 3,is thethird installment ofthisacclaimed collaboration between Polish producer/multi-instrumentalist Waclaw Zimpel and four virtuosicmusicians from the Carnatic musical tradition of southern India: percussionists Giridhar Udupa (ghatam), Aggu Baba (khanjira) and K Raja (thavil)and violinistMysore N. Karthik.
It's a buzzing juxtaposition of dense Indian rhythms and pulsating electronic patterns.
An album of deeply transformativecompositionsthat navigate tradition and experimentation as they move towards the universal.
Saagara's 3 is released via tak:til, Glitterbeat's instrumental music imprint, and home to artists such as Brighde Chaimbeul, Sirom, Jon Hassell and Park Jiha. Tak:til loosely navigates Hassell's idea of "Fourth World" musics, musics that blur the divide between (so-called) futurists and (so-called) traditionalists.

Description

Saagara's new album 3,is thethird installment ofthisacclaimed collaboration between Polish producer/multi-instrumentalist Waclaw Zimpel and four virtuosicmusicians from the Carnatic musical tradition of southern India: percussionists Giridhar Udupa (ghatam), Aggu Baba (khanjira) and K Raja (thavil)and violinistMysore N. Karthik.
It's a buzzing juxtaposition of dense Indian rhythms and pulsating electronic patterns.
An album of deeply transformativecompositionsthat navigate tradition and experimentation as they move towards the universal.
Saagara's 3 is released via tak:til, Glitterbeat's instrumental music imprint, and home to artists such as Brighde Chaimbeul, Sirom, Jon Hassell and Park Jiha. Tak:til loosely navigates Hassell's idea of "Fourth World" musics, musics that blur the divide between (so-called) futurists and (so-called) traditionalists.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting