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Amelie (live from Vakok Állami Int​é​zete)

from Live from Vakok Állami Int​é​zete by DzsinnKalaDzsi

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This is one of DzsinnKalaDzsi's first compositions. It was written around the same time as Sahara and Life Runner. We played the song many times, and we wanted to put it on Lost Passages. At the end of the first session we had a very nice recording going, but suddenly the power of the battery ran out. So we ended up with a 3/4 track. We decided not to record the song on the second session, as the first one was really nice, and we thought we could not play it the same way again. This time Amelie is on the album, and we are very happy with it. We also have didgeridoo on this track wich makes it extra trippy.

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from Live from Vakok Állami Int​é​zete, released November 1, 2017
Qingele Qingele - Vocals, tobsuur
Zhenya Shubina - djembe
Ádám Kalmár - cajon
Balázs Latorczai - didgeridoo
Csaba Tóth - sitar, percussion
Gergő Kovács - guitar

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Music is the universal language. It is all around us, connects us, inspire us. We believe that music is the key for peace and understanding between people. The rhythm and melodies of different cultures from different parts of the world fit together nicely in harmony. If it is possible with the music, we know it is possible with people. Just need a little bit more time ... more

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