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Posted by montana on Nov-13-2005 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
for the 17898 time ill say

mauro picotto vs mario piu - arabian pleasure

working in that sidi mansour sample is great

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Nov-13-2005 20:24:

quote:
Originally posted by montana
working in that sidi mansour sample is great

yeah my mom loves it lol

Posted by shades_of_gray on Dec-15-2005 16:53:

Norlander - The Prayer (Fatwa Mix)

Posted by shades_of_gray on Dec-15-2005 16:56:

Norlander - The Prayer (Fatwa Mix)

Posted by shades_of_gray on Dec-15-2005 16:57:

Norlander - The Prayer (Fatwa Mix)

Posted by 303 on Dec-15-2005 19:22:

quote:
Originally posted by 303
somewhat i do think cass & slides's glad i ate her sounds a bit middle eastern...

and its a mad track for sure too

from
this thread where you will find even more examples

Posted by josh4 on Jan-05-2006 00:31:

Brooklyn Funk Essentials

quote:
Originally posted by Brizzo
I've recently grown very fond of the sound used in many songs from that general region. I know saeed and palash use some of them in mixes. Please post trance songs with this type of genre in it, thanks in advance.

electronic music is such a western sound we dont get much influence from these regions. its a shame really. its the same for asia, though i'm surprised more doesnt come out of japan all we really got was satoshi tomiie

Posted by Shade on Jan-05-2006 02:53:

quote:
Originally posted by josh4
Brooklyn Funk Essentials

electronic music is such a western sound we dont get much influence from these regions. its a shame really. its the same for asia, though i'm surprised more doesnt come out of japan all we really got was satoshi tomiie

Electronic music is a western sound?
...Should I begin to comment?

Out of Japan you have Ayumi Hamasaki and Yoji Biomehanika (lots of others that I can't think of off the top of my head right now -- but there really are a lot)

I'll simply say that electronic music is most definitely not restricted to the west, and is far from a "western sound"

Posted by Stormdance on Jan-05-2006 06:23:

Coming up in February.....

Mo-Shic - Salamat

Check the samples at http://www.saikosounds.com/english/...ase.asp?id=5405 - going to be amazing if you ask me...

Posted by lacksesepsotygh on Jan-05-2006 18:57:

banco de gaia - drunk as a monk (rabbit in the moon's brass monkey mix)

Posted by RebeL9 on Jan-05-2006 20:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Mizrachi
Electronic music is a western sound?
...Should I begin to comment?

Out of Japan you have Ayumi Hamasaki and Yoji Biomehanika (lots of others that I can't think of off the top of my head right now -- but there really are a lot)

I'll simply say that electronic music is most definitely not restricted to the west, and is far from a "western sound"

Ayumi Hamasaki is a pop singer. Not an EDM producer. or did you get fooled by all the Ayu Trance Cds?

Posted by DJ Indus Creed on Jun-06-2006 05:36:

Confusing Asian/Indian influence with Middle-East influence

Most tracks seem to be confused with Asian influence with that of Middle-Eastern.

Way out West - Killa, PVD - Nothing But You etc have distinct Indian semi-classical influence (specially in the female vocal part).

Posted by RebeL9 on Jun-06-2006 06:44:

Re: Confusing Asian/Indian influence with Middle-East influence

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Indus Creed
Most tracks seem to be confused with Asian influence with that of Middle-Eastern.

Way out West - Killa, PVD - Nothing But You etc have distinct Indian semi-classical influence (specially in the female vocal part).

the vocals in Nothing but you have nothing to do with indian influence. its norwegian

Posted by D-res on Jun-06-2006 07:22:

Re: Re: Confusing Asian/Indian influence with Middle-East influence

quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
the vocals in Nothing but you have nothing to do with indian influence. its norwegian

pwn't

this dude knows his shit

Posted by RebeL9 on Jun-06-2006 08:13:

I feel I need to add these two gems:

Tegma - Desert Tale sample

Tegma - A Night In Cairo sample

Posted by Philby on Jun-06-2006 10:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Soeder
Hemstock & Jennings with John '00' Fleming - The Nazarean

tunez0r!

Posted by DJ Indus Creed on Jun-06-2006 14:56:

"the vocals in Nothing but you have nothing to do with indian influence. its norwegian"

Possible. It is not very surprising to have familiar vocal styles transcend national or regional boundaries.

I have grown up listening to Indian Classical/Semi-classical vocals and could've swore my life that i was listening to one when i heard "Nothing But You" for the first time.

Posted by globalelectro on Jun-06-2006 15:04:

OMG Dude,

The song that would fit the best in that category would be

Terry Grant - I'll Kill You (Original Mix)

You can assume its arabic sounding but i also think it has some moroccan influences as well. OMg, the voice of the singer.........

its freaking orgasmic, one of the best tracks of the year.

Posted by Abhay on Jun-06-2006 15:46:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Indus Creed

I have grown up listening to Indian Classical/Semi-classical vocals and could've swore my life that i was listening to one when i heard "Nothing But You" for the first time.

couldn't disagree more.

Music is music. Sometimes it sounds similiar, doesn't necesserily mean there's influence.

Posted by Abhay on Jun-06-2006 15:49:

Indian music has evolved from Middle Eastern music.

That doesn't make india a part of the middle east.

so there needs to be a clear set definition here.

Posted by RebeL9 on Jun-06-2006 16:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Abhay
Indian music has evolved from Middle Eastern music.

That doesn't make india a part of the middle east.

so there needs to be a clear set definition here.

i've already mentioned this earlier in this thread. people often group indian music together with middle eastern music. it's very different. both in styles and sounds.

Posted by Abhay on Jun-06-2006 17:05:

quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
i've already mentioned this earlier in this thread. people often group indian music together with middle eastern music. it's very different. both in styles and sounds.

lol,

well i'm just saying, it's like epic trance evolved from psytrance. IT's different, but evovled from it, so some elements of similarity.

I get the impression taht some peopel here think that indians are arabs.

they're not.

India is not fucking part of the middle east.

Damn Yanks.

Get it right idiots.

Posted by Azz3D on Jun-06-2006 17:07:

I don't know if it has been mentioned in this thread but Conjure One's first album is heavily influenced by middle eastern sounds
wicked can back me up on this one

Posted by RebeL9 on Jun-06-2006 17:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Abhay

India is not part of the fucking middle east.

watch your language.

Posted by Abhay on Jun-06-2006 17:16:

sorry,

i didn't mean it taht way...

post edited

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