Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Uakti Title: Trylobyte Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sonhos & Sons Brasil Release Date: 7/1/2006 Album Type: Import Genres: International Music, Special Interest, Pop, Latin Music Styles: South & Central America, Brazil, Easy Listening, Latin Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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 | Uakti Trylobyte Genres: International Music, Special Interest, Pop, Latin Music
Tracks: (Disc 1) 1 - Raaa ; 1 - Raca ; 2 - Lagrima do sul ; 3 - Xenitemeno mu puli ; 3 - Xentitemento mu puli (my little bird in foreign lands) ; 4 - O segredo das 17 nozes ; 4 - Secret of 17 nuts ; 5 - Arrumaaao (straight... more » |
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Product Description Tracks: (Disc 1) 1 - Raaa ; 1 - Raca ; 2 - Lagrima do sul ; 3 - Xenitemeno mu puli ; 3 - Xentitemento mu puli (my little bird in foreign lands) ; 4 - O segredo das 17 nozes ; 4 - Secret of 17 nuts ; 5 - Arrumaaao (straightening up) ; 5 - Arrumacao ; 6 - Music for an ancient greek temple ; 6 - Musica para um antigo templo grego ; 7 - Trilobita ii ; 8 - Krishna i - trilogia para krishna ; 8 - Krishna i, holy affirming ; 9 - Krishna ii - trilogia para krishna ; 9 - Krishna ii, holy denying ; 10 - Krishna iii - trilogia para krishna ; 10 - Krishna iii, holy reconciling ; 11 - Parque das emas ; 11 - Parque das emas (park of the emas) ; 12 - Haxi ; 13 - Onze ; 13 - Onze (eleven) ; Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsHaunting melodies flowing on the softest of rhythms Glenn Atkisson | California | 12/23/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) "There is a lot of mystery in this music. The instrumentation is like nothing I've heard before, with many hand made instruments that yield polished, ageless music, that quickly becomes warmly inviting of replays. There is a fantastic variety of both melody and rhythm from track to track, and sometimes surprising transitions within the same track, all providing further amusement. The overall tone is a quiet, sustained energy, thus this is great music to stimulate new thoughts or accompany conversation, but it is reassuringly peaceful enough to fall asleep by also." Perhaps the best of Uakti's excellent works Glenn Atkisson | 03/07/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "I think this one and 'I Ching' are the best of Uakti's works. 'I Ching' was sophisticated, energetic, and had a whole load of brilliant ideas. In the end, though, it had an experimental feel that may not appeal to everyone. 'Trilobyte' is a further step in the direction of sophistication, meanwhile maintaining all of Uakti's melodic charm and instrumental voicing mystique. The subsequent 'Aquas de Amazonas' album is basically a Philip Glass composition played by Uakti. 'Trilobyte' best balances Glass's intricacy with Uakti's flowing, rhythmic melodies. It's a great combination." More of the same C. H Smith | Bowling Green, Kentucky United States | 01/20/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "If I had to choose one single group that best exemplified the overall nature of 'New Age' music, it would be Uakti. That doesn't mean I feel this is 'generic' New Age music, however, as their approach is a decided cut above the nearly elevator music instrumental fare that afflicts this genre. Uakti does produce entirely instrumental music using woodwind and xylophone-like instruments that they create themselves, but the sound they construct is both light and gentle and quite unique, bubbling along like the proverbial brook. It should be mentioned that this is not ambient music: most of their pieces actually have real tunes. Nevertheless, the tunes play against a certain constant atmosphere just about always invoking the world of the rainforest. "Trilobyte" breaks no new directions within this basic format and is as good a place as any to begin to explore their sound."
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