| 1. Merci |
| 2. YaWillie |
| 3. Atlas Mountains |
| 4. Sarah |
| 5. For fela |
| 6. Yanabina |
| 7. love is not easy |
| 8. Casbah Dream |
| 9. Halila |
| 10. to the wild Life |
| 11. Samba Factory |
| 12. Cacahettes |
Editorial Reviews
Michael Baldino, YourSound.com, Inc. (c)2001, Michael Baldino
..a rare joy to find an album that can be wholeheartedly recommended to fans of every type of music.
Product Description
Atlas Soul Reviews Atlas Soul - "Chamsa" (Cosmos Productions) 12-Song CD Review YourSound.com CD Review by Michael Baldino, 09-06-2001 It's a rare joy to find an album that can be wholeheartedly recommended to fans of every type of music, and I'm thrilled with Atlas Soul's Chamsa. They've got it all: James Brown/Fela Kuti-style funk workouts, a multitude of Latin rhythms and percussion, catchy hooks and vocal melodies, and some smokin' soloists in Lotfi Tiken (guitar/vox.) and Jacques Pardo (sax/vox.). There's just short of a million guest players in addition to the group's six core members, but the sound is never cluttered, no one ever plays a superfluous note, and the groove is never lost. The whole affair reminds me of a wacky foreign Steely Dan or Los Amigos Invisibles and the Buena Vista Social Club jamming with Baba Maal and Orchestra Baobab. The liner notes explain it best: "Atlas Soul music incorporates many genres: Moroccan Rai, Shaabi, West African Hi! life, Socca, Reggae, Samba, Jazz, Funk, and Rock. It might sound a bit ambitious but it comes to us very naturally. - Michael Baldino, YourSound.com, Inc. (c)2001, Michael Baldino
Chamsa
..a rare joy to find an album that can be wholeheartedly recommended to fans of every type of music.
Product Description
Atlas Soul Reviews Atlas Soul - "Chamsa" (Cosmos Productions) 12-Song CD Review YourSound.com CD Review by Michael Baldino, 09-06-2001 It's a rare joy to find an album that can be wholeheartedly recommended to fans of every type of music, and I'm thrilled with Atlas Soul's Chamsa. They've got it all: James Brown/Fela Kuti-style funk workouts, a multitude of Latin rhythms and percussion, catchy hooks and vocal melodies, and some smokin' soloists in Lotfi Tiken (guitar/vox.) and Jacques Pardo (sax/vox.). There's just short of a million guest players in addition to the group's six core members, but the sound is never cluttered, no one ever plays a superfluous note, and the groove is never lost. The whole affair reminds me of a wacky foreign Steely Dan or Los Amigos Invisibles and the Buena Vista Social Club jamming with Baba Maal and Orchestra Baobab. The liner notes explain it best: "Atlas Soul music incorporates many genres: Moroccan Rai, Shaabi, West African Hi! life, Socca, Reggae, Samba, Jazz, Funk, and Rock. It might sound a bit ambitious but it comes to us very naturally. - Michael Baldino, YourSound.com, Inc. (c)2001, Michael Baldino
Chamsa
Chamsa,Atlas Soul,Atlas Soul,World Beat,winners of the Independent Music Awards 2004 in the World category. What hits hardest about Atlas Soul’s sound is the natural funk of North African music and powerful vocals, which span fluid, passionate Gnawa melodies and husky Raï hooks.
New Age Music:
- Classical North Indian Ragas
- Crystal [Import]
- Culture Dem
- Dans Mon Monde [Import]
- De Geischt Im Glas [Import]
- Definitive Collection [Import]
- Die Großen Erfolge [Box set] [Import]
- Double Platinum [Live]
- Douni El Bladi [Import]
- Drone Magic
New Age Music
Where's Your Head At [CD-single]
Ben Heppner - Dedication (Lieder of Beethoven, Liszt, Schumann and Strauss)
Burn to Shine/Fight for Your Mind/Willto Live [Import]
Beethoven: Piano Concertos Nos 1 & 2
Charlie Ventura in Concert Featuring the Charlie Ventura Septet [Live]