Asian Groove
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Pheli War - Japgal, Bally
- Sabhyata - Karmix
- Remember Tomorrow - Mo' Horizons
- Terian Gulabi Buliyan - Kang, A.S.
- Black Night - Khan, Badar Ali
- Awake - Mungal & Nitin Sawhney
- Anime - Dr. Didg
- Night In Lenasia - Ram, Deepak
- Mamavatu - Raman, Susheela
- Noorie - Sagoo, Bally
- Aankh Naal - Dhillon, Kam
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #32987 in Music
- Released on: 2002-09-09
- Number of discs: 1
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.co.uk Review
About a generation ago, south Asian immigrants living in the bleak, industrial British city of Birmingham invented an ethnic-based brand of party music. As Asian Groove shows, today's young ravers have upped the ante, drawing upon percussive Punjabi bhangra and qawwali, an ecstasy-inducing Pakistani devotional style made famous by the late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. These are then festooned with defiantly artificial canned snares, ambient electronics, plus absurdist quotes from Bollywood musicals, saccharine Euro-pop and over-the-top lounge clichés. The resulting polyglot pastiches tend to be fashioned in broad strokes and are thus not ideal for quiet living-room listening. However, they are BPM nirvana when experienced in a nightclub with a few hundred other blissed-out, glassy-eyed dancers. That being said, these are fascinating examples of one of the world's more subtly subversive underground movements, where music is being made by and for populations who prefer to assimilate only so much and on their own terms. --Christina Roden
Customer Reviews
asian dance jazz
This is one of the best Ausian Underground world fusion compilations that I know of. The songs mix beautiful world sounds with western beats to create an album that's great for both dancing to as well as listening and relaxing to.
Although this is from one of the lesser known record labels it stands up to world fusion experts such as Outcaste.
Compulsive listening.





