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Transglobal Underground (sometimes written as Trans-Global Underground) is an English electro-world music group, specializing in a fusion of western, Asian and African music styles (sometimes labelled world fusion and ethno techno).
So, fact: the name Transglobal Underground followed on from the recording of a single, ‘Temple Head’ for Nation records, a label created specifically to fuse western dance music with Arabic music, Asian music, African music…then more a dream than a reality. At various times Nation was a home to Asian Dub Foundation, Talvin Singh, Loop ...
29. Dez. 2016 · Their biggest task, however, was producing Natacha’s debut album for Beggars Banquet Records, Diaspora, which was more or less an unofficial Trans-Global Underground album, in that it was based around the live line-up of the time. Diaspora was Natacha’s first serious attempt at coming to grips with her mixed Arabic heritage. Her ...
Transglobal Underground (alternative Schreibweisen Trans-Global Underground oder TGU) ist ein Londoner Musikkollektiv. Die Musiker haben sich auf die Fusion westlicher, orientalischer und afrikanischer Musikeinflüsse spezialisiert, weshalb ihre Musik auch als „World Fusion“ oder „Ethno-Techno“ bezeichnet wurde.
Natacha Atlas is a daughter of Egyptian emigrants in Belgium. She was a member of Transglobal Underground, who produced this album. She combines Arabian tradition with pop and antroposophy. Leysh Nat'arak ("Why Are We Fighting") is an anti-war song with oud and synthesizers. Yalla Chant has a spoken intro, melismatic singing, oud, and goblet ...
The British music collective Transglobal Underground incorporates a variety of international sounds into its dancey, trancey electronica, focusing on the snaky melodies of traditional Arabic and Indian styles.
21. Sept. 2022 · Later, in 1995, Atlas released her first solo album Diaspora. She combined the dub, rhythmic-driven global dance sound so distinctive of her musical associates at Transglobal Underground with the more traditional work of classical Arabic musicians. The result was a collection of songs of love and desire that genuinely merged West and ...
