Yilana — Eternal Horizon
She was born in Khorchin district, big grassland, and east direction of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Her mother is dancer and father is wrestling coach (Greco Roman Type) and expert player of string that is Mongolian’s traditional instrument. When child, she grew up with monad of Khorchin district. At that time, she was already interested in music, such as humming her own song and playing the instrument (four strings, similar to erfu) with which she was familiar.
She moved to her parent’s home when she was five and began playing Morin khuur when she was six. She could play any music instruments, such as piano, violin, yanggin and goochon, but challenged to play Morin khuur because of one reason was few female could play it and another reason was Morin khuur was Mongolian’s traditional instrument. She had a dream to be a famous player and practiced hard. Therefore, she made a figure from those days which significant sample was that she got championship of Lanzhou young music contest.
After graduated at elementary school, she moved alone to Hohhot that was Mongol’s capital city and entered into’ Inner Mongolia Art College junior high school’. While taking entrance exam, the teachers admired her talent. Therefore, she was already famous before she entered the school. She studied under Dalma who was master of Morin khuur and she appeared Shokun Music Festival as the representative of the school. At the same time of studying Morin khuur, she made band which members were students. She was a leader, singer and Morin khuur player. Other members were drum, bass and keyboard players. The band played the various types of music.
Artist: Yilana
Album: Eternal Horizon
Genre: New Age, World music, Ethnic
Country: Mongolia
Format: mp3
Year: 2008
Quality: 320 Kbps
File Size: 86.43 MB
Track list:
01. Prologue
02. Eternal Horizon
03. Caravan from the land of his father
04. Mother’s songs
05. Grassland prayer
06. White Suho
07. Angel Song
08. My Wish
09. The great travelers
10. No wind in the sky
Prem Joshua — Sky Kisses Earth
Artist: Prem Joshua
Album: Sky Kisses Earth
Genre: New Age, Indian, Lounge, Chillout, World Music
Format: mp3
Year: 2000
Quality: 320 Kbps
File Size: 68.66 MB + 47.65 MB
Track list:
1. Sky kisses earth
2. Remember this
3. Dakini
4. Night rain
5. The seventh eclipse
6. Earth kisses sky
Prem Joshua — Water Down the Ganges
Take a trip on a boat floating down your inner Ganges… This album enters your senses with rich images of the East — from meditative compositions to rhythmical and energetic pieces — all masterfully played on instruments like sitar, santoor, bamboo flute, soprano sax, tabla.
Prem Joshua & Manish Vyas, both extraordinary multi- instrumentalists, composers and musical partners for 15 years — have been recording and giving concerts together all over the world. This is their feature album under both their names — an inspired collection of compositions played with high craftsmanship — melting the traditional musical boundaries of East and West.
When Prem Joshua and Manish Vyas first met in India in 1987, they immediately realized that they shared the same musical vision: a vision of a sound both energetic and meditative — a vision rooted in the musical traditions of both the East and the West. A lot of water has gone down the Ganges since that first meeting! Again and again Joshua and Manish have shared their similar tastes through projects involving other musicians as well — different solo projects, albums, and bands. In 2002 they felt it was high time they celebrated that partnership with an album composed and recorded together. The timing has been perfect. The album has almost effortlessly created itself! These compositions are all based on inspirations from their performances in India, Europe and the US.
When the full moon shines over mighty Ganga on a clear night — it is like time has come to a halt.
Artist: Prem Joshua
Album: Water Down the Ganges
Genre: New Age, Indian, Lounge, Chillout, World Music
Format: mp3
Year: 2002
Quality: 192 Kbps
File Size: 64.66 MB
Track list:
1. Habibi
2. Sawari
3. Water Down the Ganges
4. Trust
5. Ferryman’s Tale
6. Moon Song
7. Ganga Pooja
8. Nisha