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VA - (2003) - The Rough Guide To Asian Underground/01 - Ananda Shankar - Streets Of Calcutta. VA - (2003) - The Rough Guide To Asian Underground/02 - State of Bengal - Elephant Ride. VA - (2003) - The Rough Guide To Asian Underground/03 - Black Star Liner - Killah Connection. VA - (2003) - The Rough Guide To Asian Underground/04 - Joi - Fulfilment In Du. lac - 3. 8. VA - (2003) - The Rough Guide To Asian Underground/05 - Fun-da-mental - Ja Sha Taan.

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Asian underground is a phenomenon of the English club scene of the '90s. The music is electronica-albeit a distinctive, eccentric style of electronica-wielded primarily, but certainly not exclusively, by Indian artists residing in England. They build a sound from breaks, tabla beats, dub, drum'n'bass, vocal samples, Indian classical samples, and live vocals (particularly female). Asian Underground is often fiercely danceable and always possessed of exotic sonic ideas

VA - 2003 - The Rough Guide To Asian Underground 02 - State of Bengal - Elephant Ride. flac 08 - Shivanova - Sundance. flac 12 - James Asher - Nataraj. Various Artists - The Rough Guide to the Asian Underground. The Rough Guide to the Asian Underground.

Generally speaking, I'm not the world's biggest electronica-dance fan, but as the genre goes, I find myself frequently drawn to Asian-oriented releases, since they often seem to have more going on, rhythmically and melodically, than your typical club mix disc. something to set the music apart

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