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- Zone Unknown
- Downtown
- Buffalo Dream
- Avenue A
- Jamu
- Tribe
- Drifting
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Gabrielle Roth & the Mirrors Primary Artist
Robert Ansell Bata,Drums,Shaker,Concert Toms
Rocky Bryant Drums
Steve Dwire Bass
Benny Koonyevtsky Log Drums
David Rosenberg Drums
Harvey Jones Synthesizer
Sanga of the Valley Bells,Blocks,Bongos,Jimbae,Asheiko,Percussion
Chris Botti Trumpet
Jai Uttal Guitar,Guitar (Synthesizer)
Lenny Kaye Guitar
Mark Egan Bass
Roger Moutenot Guitar,Guitar (7 String Electric)
Sahaj Ticotin Bass,Vocals
Mindy Jostyn Vocals,Harmonica
Cyro Baptista Percussion
Youth Bass
Allison Cornell Viola,Violin
Joe Bonadio Dumbek
Geoffrey Gordon Tabla,Tambur,Tambourine
Carl Adami Synthesizer
Bob Een Cello
Joe Brandao Hi Hat,Percussion
Sahaj Spiegel Tabla,Duggis,Tarang
Michael Markus Jun-Jun
Robert Ansell Producer
Steve Dwire Drum Programming
Rob Paustian Engineer
Shelby Rae Cover Art
Gabrielle Roth Composer,Producer
A.T. Michael MacDonald Mastering
Greg Wittrock Cover Design
David Robbins Engineer


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Mirrors musical director Gabrielle Roth takes her Five Rhythms (see Roth bio) onto the pavement and out into the steely nights of the city. Acoustic drums and percussion still set the trance-dance beats, but touches of electricity (bass, synth, drum programs) have infiltrated the hypnotic cadences. The result is an album more for pure dance (fun!) than for moving through emotional catharsis. Indeed, Roth's usual slogan, "Sweat your prayers," is slightly altered to "Dance your heart out and your ass off -- into the zone." The title cut is a slinky, almost spooky, version of her typical belly-dance "flowing" movement. Listening to this cut, one can easily see how the flowing movement will catalyze the emotion of fear -- very shadowy. "Downtown" includes the cool, muted jazz trumpet of Chris Botti, the funky bass of Sergio Bandao, and Roth's sultry voice coaxing, "Let's dance." The lively "Buffalo Dream" gallops in a 6/8 chaos cadence, but it has a Native American feel to it. "Avenue A" is a breathless run amid the streets and wires of the city, while "Jamu" returns to a slinkier blues chaos rhythm with Jai Uttal on guitars and synth and Mindy Jostyn on harmonica and vocals. The album ends with the smoldering stillness of "Drifting"; Mark Shulman is featured on the wailing guitar. If you've seen and danced to Roth's Wave video, you'd know how much Roth is a creature of the Village; this album celebrates the mysteries of the city while still staking claim to the soul. ~ Carol Wright
Product Details
Release Date: | 05/13/1997 |
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Label: | RAVEN |
UPC: | 0736998597122 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Gabrielle Roth Primary Artist,Vocals,Musical DirectorGabrielle Roth & the Mirrors Primary Artist
Robert Ansell Bata,Drums,Shaker,Concert Toms
Rocky Bryant Drums
Steve Dwire Bass
Benny Koonyevtsky Log Drums
David Rosenberg Drums
Harvey Jones Synthesizer
Sanga of the Valley Bells,Blocks,Bongos,Jimbae,Asheiko,Percussion
Chris Botti Trumpet
Jai Uttal Guitar,Guitar (Synthesizer)
Lenny Kaye Guitar
Mark Egan Bass
Roger Moutenot Guitar,Guitar (7 String Electric)
Sahaj Ticotin Bass,Vocals
Mindy Jostyn Vocals,Harmonica
Cyro Baptista Percussion
Youth Bass
Allison Cornell Viola,Violin
Joe Bonadio Dumbek
Geoffrey Gordon Tabla,Tambur,Tambourine
Carl Adami Synthesizer
Bob Een Cello
Joe Brandao Hi Hat,Percussion
Sahaj Spiegel Tabla,Duggis,Tarang
Michael Markus Jun-Jun
Technical Credits
Scott Ansell Engineer,Mixing,Producer,RecordingRobert Ansell Producer
Steve Dwire Drum Programming
Rob Paustian Engineer
Shelby Rae Cover Art
Gabrielle Roth Composer,Producer
A.T. Michael MacDonald Mastering
Greg Wittrock Cover Design
David Robbins Engineer
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