- Bo'ee (Come with Me)
- Mi'Ma'amakim (Out of the Depths)
- Ayal-Ayale (The Handsome Hero)
- Hinach Yafah (Thou Art Beautiful)
- Im Tachpetza (If Thou Wisheth)
- Shuvi el Beyti (Come Back to My Home)
- Im Telech (If You Go)
- Be'Yom Shabbat (On Sabbath)
- Brong Faya (Burn Fire)
- Ulai Ha'Pa'am (Maybe This Time)
- Azini (Comfort Me)
- Siyaishaya Ingoma (Sing Out for Love)
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0890846001022
Idan Raichel Primary Artist,Bass,Vocals,Accordion,Keyboards,Vocals (Background)
Ilan Damti Vocals
Tevet Sela Flute,Saxophone
Eyal Sela Flute
Itamar Doari Percussion
Amos Fridman Bass
Donovan Prefect Reid Vocals
Din Din Aviv Vocals
Cabra Casay Vocals (Background)
Elai Botner Guitar
Mira Anwar Awad Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Zena Edchanani Vocals
Sergio Braams Guitar,Vocals,Guitar (Electric),Vocals (Background)
Emily Lazar Mastering
Idan Raichel Text,Arranger,Composer,Producer,Programming,Instrumentation,Artistic Director
Rabbi Shalom Shabazi Composer
Sarah Register Mastering
Elai Botner Arranger,Producer
Zehavit Legali Production Coordination
Jacob Edgar Introduction
Yair Goren Mixing
Mira Anwar Awad Composer
Sergio Braams Composer
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The Idan Raichel Project [Cumbancha]
by Idan Raichel, The Idan Raichel Project
Idan Raichel
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The Idan Raichel Project [Cumbancha]
by Idan Raichel, The Idan Raichel Project
Idan Raichel
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Overview
The Idan Raichel Project already have a pair of albums available in Israel, but this is their worldwide debut. Here, there's something of a compilation from the two previous albums. An interesting collective of musicians (up to 70) is represented on the album, taken in surprising proportions from the Ethiopian Jew population based on the airlifts to Israel (Operation Moses, Operation Solomon, etc.) over the years. Other musicians hail from other Israeli populations, nearby nations, and a couple of South Africans for good measure. With this in mind, Raichel himself puts together pieces drawn from traditional works in the lands of origin for these artists. Songs are written in Hebrew and Ethiopian primarily, but also Arabic and Zulu. The pieces run the course from laid-back dancehall ("Brong Faya," with vocals from Surinam's Sergio Braams) to ultra-smooth exotica on "Azini" (with vocals from Arab-Israeli Mira Anwar Awad) to a sort of solo acoustic isicathamiya (with vocals from Bongani Xulu). This is apart from the Hebrew and Ethiopian love songs and more. The album is almost overly eclectic, but the departure from the usual Israeli pop is refreshing. There's plenty to come still from this project, and the results thus far are certainly worth hearing for listeners within the world music scene and likewise those on the outside. ~ Adam Greenberg
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/07/2006 |
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Label: | CUMBANCHA |
UPC: | 0890846001022 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
The Idan Raichel Project Primary ArtistIdan Raichel Primary Artist,Bass,Vocals,Accordion,Keyboards,Vocals (Background)
Ilan Damti Vocals
Tevet Sela Flute,Saxophone
Eyal Sela Flute
Itamar Doari Percussion
Amos Fridman Bass
Donovan Prefect Reid Vocals
Din Din Aviv Vocals
Cabra Casay Vocals (Background)
Elai Botner Guitar
Mira Anwar Awad Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Zena Edchanani Vocals
Sergio Braams Guitar,Vocals,Guitar (Electric),Vocals (Background)
Technical Credits
Traditional ComposerEmily Lazar Mastering
Idan Raichel Text,Arranger,Composer,Producer,Programming,Instrumentation,Artistic Director
Rabbi Shalom Shabazi Composer
Sarah Register Mastering
Elai Botner Arranger,Producer
Zehavit Legali Production Coordination
Jacob Edgar Introduction
Yair Goren Mixing
Mira Anwar Awad Composer
Sergio Braams Composer
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