Chris Rael & Deep Singh | Tunnel Ragas

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Tunnel Ragas

by Chris Rael & Deep Singh

© Copyright - Chris Rael & Deep Singh / Fang Records (884502666922)
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Beautiful, rocking sitar-tabla instrumental music by New York City subway musicians - not Indian classical or western, completely unique. "At once pure, devotional, improvisational and profanely urban, a fascinating listen." - All Music Guide
Genre: World: World Traditions
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1. S.T.P. Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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2. Phoolan Devi Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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3. Subway Song Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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4. Robert's Dream of Fame Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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5. You Broke My Antlers Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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6. Sorry, Please Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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7. All Mixed Up Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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8. Salmon, Fudge and Beer Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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9. Zasapalooza Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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10. Thanks For Calling Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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11. Free Ishtyle Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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12. Blood and Roses Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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13. Now Approaching Grand Central Chris Rael & Deep Singh
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Chris Rael & Deep Singh lead the progressive Indo-pop band Church of Betty.

They also worked for years in the New York City subways improvising instrumental music.

These songs grew out of those subway jams.

Unlike any other Indian music you've ever heard!

Musicians: Chris Rael & Deep Singh. Produced by Chris Rael & Deep Singh. Mastered by Drew Lavyne. Cover by Bernd Auers & Heather Jones.

"At once pure, devotional, improvisational and profanely urban, a fascinating listen." - All Music Guide


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Ginger Fidel
Love it!
Although I drive a car, this is the CD I play on the way to work every morning it energizes me for the day ahead of me!

John Nemchick
Live In The New York Subways.
Great sounding instrumental by two live street performers:

The music just flows harmoniously from these guy's. I loved the spontaneity of the back drops of street, and subway sounds interfused with the music. Proof of the live street performances, and oh so cool! I found the music quite meditative, and relaxing to listen to. Comes highly recommened.

Emily Broderick
Take the train from mystical journey uptown to awsome
As a lover of sitar and tabla music I can say that this album is full of tradition but is able to embrace the individual spirt of an everyday modern exsistance without sacrificing quality or complexity. It is so refreshing to find ragas comming from subway tunnels with no excuses. It gave the album a deeper meaning for me, somehow more tangible, in that I dont feel like these musicians come from some far away unobtainable holy place, but I might run into them in the subway next time I am in New York. This album rocks and is a reminder that music and creativity are everywhere, ready to be shared. Just do it!