00 Drum Distillery.nfo
General Information
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Title: Drum Distillery
Author: James Asher
Release Year: 2018
File Information
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Number of Tracks: 13
Total Duration: 0:58:04
Total Size: 353.79 MB
Files Created on: 25-Feb-2018 04:09:10
Encoded At: CBR 639 kbit/s 44 KHz Stereo
ID3 Tags: No
NFO Created: 12-Jul-2019 00:15:56
NFO/SFV/PAR created by: Mp3BookHelper http://mp3bookhelper.sourceforge.net/
Posting
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Posting date: 12-Jul-2019
File List
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Duration File Name
01 0:05:45 01 Circadian Spirals (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
02 0:05:29 02 Helix Rising (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
03 0:04:28 03 As We Grow Forward (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
04 0:05:09 04 Giving Thanks (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
05 0:04:02 05 Breathdub (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
06 0:05:05 06 Mystic Mambo (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
07 0:03:01 07 Guarana Gazelles (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
08 0:04:56 08 Billy Bravado (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
09 0:05:48 09 Sandless Desert (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
10 0:04:26 10 Absorbing the Moment (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
11 0:06:03 11 Deep Valleys (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
12 0:04:40 12 Global Samba (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
13 0:04:41 13 Infiniterium (feat. Arthur Hull).flac
Description
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Spanning three decades, James
Asher's music career began with a long stint composing non-commercial music for soundtracks and library pieces. After deciding to delve deeper and make more serious compositions, he released his commercial debut, The Great Wheel, in 1990. The album reached number 13 on the new age chart and remained on the charts for about two years. After releasing his 1993 album, Globalarium, on Silver Wave Records, he signed with New Earth Records, who issued the majority of his recordings for the remainder of the '90s.
Stylistically,
Asher's compositions fell into two camps -- percussion-driven ethnic fusion best displayed by his Feet in the Soil and Feet in the Soil 2 records, and gentler works with a more classic new age sound like his 1995 album, Ocean of Stars. Two years later, Asher issued Pemulwuy, which was named in celebration for a strong, legendary Aborigine. He returned to Indian world beats on 1998's
Tigers of the Raj, and 1999's Coulours of Trance highlighted Asher's fondness
for the poetry of Madeleine Doherty. In the following years he would remix and
repackage Tigers of the Raj twice, deliver a sequel to Feet in the Soil, and
release his first collaboration with Indian drummer Sivamani (2002's Shaman Drums.) ~ Stacia Proefrock.
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