Trilok Gurtu: drums, percussion, tabla, programming, vocals, shakers Ravi Chary: sitar Sabine Kabongo: vocals Amit Heri: guitar Hilaire Penda: bass Special.

Album · 2001 · 11 Songs. The Beat of Love Trilok Gurtu.

The Beat Of Love albümünü ve albüme ait şarkıları bu sayfada görebilir ve dinleyebilirsiniz. Ayrıca Trilok Gurtu şarkıcısına ait diğer albümleri de görebilirsiniz.

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Tracklist: 1. Maya, 2. A Friend, 3. Have We Lost Our Dream?, 4. The Beat Of Love, 5. Passing By, 6. Jhulelal, 7. Ingoma, 8. Tuhe, 9. Ola Bombay, 10. Dance With My Lover, 11. Peace Of The Five Elements. More albums from Trilok Gurtu: Living Magic by Trilok Gurtu. Bad Habits Die Hard by Trilok Gurtu. Massical by Trilok Gurtu. Kathak by Trilok Gurtu. Crazy Saints by Trilok Gurtu. African Fantasy by Trilok Gurtu. Remembrance by Trilok Gurtu. Spellbound by Trilok Gurtu. View all albums . The Beat Of Love.

And the two prove to be quite compatible; on The Beat of Love, African elements sound perfectly logical alongside Indian rhythms and instruments. The voices of well-known African singers like Salif Keita and Angelique Kidjo sound right at home with Indian instruments such as the sitar and tabla drums. But The Beat of Love isn't just about Indian and African elements - Gurtu combines those things with American funk and electronica. Of course, the modern pop sounds of India and black Africa are heavily influenced by Western pop and funk, and Gurtu is well aware of that

Trilok Gurtu - A Friend 04:19. Trilok Gurtu - Peace Of The Five Elements 05:01. Trilok Gurtu - Tuhe 05:33. Trilok Gurtu - Have We Lost Our Dream?

Artists Trilok Gurtu The Beat of Love. This album has an average beat per minute of 115 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 88/159 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist The Beat of Love.

The many musics of India and Africa are complex, vibrant and life-affirming. The two regions’ musical styles are somewhat intertwined due to centuries of trade and travel, and Trilok Gurtu has created a magnificent document of that cultural crossover. Roop Kumar, Nandini Sirkar and other Indian virtuosos blend exceptionally well with the African passions of Angelique Kidjo, Salif Keita, Sabine Kabongo and Wasis Diop