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nitin sawhney // engine-earz THE DEVIL & MIDNIGHT [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Folks, yesterday you got to download Daydream Remix … today you get the second track – The Devil and Midnight By Nitin Sawhney and remixed by Engine-Earz …

A massive respect to both artists for bringing their talents together and making the sounds co-exist with one another …. as with the other track this one will be made available on the CD version of Last Days of Meaning.

Download the track below:

21/07/2011 | Categories: engine-earz experiment, nitin sawhney | Tags: engine earz, Engine-Earz Experiment, free download, Last Days of Meaning, nitin sawhney, prashant mistry, Remix | 2 Comments

Nitin Sawhney interview on BBC Radio London

Keeping with the Nitin Sawhney theme, here is a three part interview conducted by Nikki Bedi for BBC Radio London on his upcoming ninth studio album, “Last Days of Meaning.”

You can purchase the album from here

Part 1:

Part 2:

Part 3:

08/05/2011 | Categories: nitin sawhney | Tags: 2011, aref durvesh, Ashwin Srinivasan, BBC Radio London, Engine-Earz Experiment, Ian Burdge, James Taylor, John Hurt, Last Days of Meaning, Lucita Jules, Martyn Kaine, Natty, Nicki Wells, Nikki Bedi, nitin sawhney, prashant mistry, Royal Albert hall, Soumik Datta, string quintet, Tina Grace, Willis Organ | Leave a comment

Nitin Sawhney @ The Royal Albert Hall 2011

Last night, I was at Nitin Sawhney‘s ‘Last Days of Meaning’ album launch concert at the Royal Albert hall. As always, he out did himself AGAIN! Sawhney performed a couple of tracks from the new album, along with some well known classics, with the help of a string quintet and key members of his band including Martyn Kaine on drums, Aref Durvesh on Tabla and Dholak, Ashwin Srinivasan on flute and vocals, Ian Burdge on cello, Tina Grace, Nicki Wells, Natty and Lucita Jules on vocals. With a special guest performance by Soumik Datta!

There was another special performance included. The one I was waiting for … A 15 minute organ piece performed on the 140 year old 9,999 pipe Willis Organ commissioned by The Royal Albert Hall and played by Nitin Sawhney‘s childhood friend prominent Hammond organist, James Taylor of the James Taylor Quartet.

For this untitled piece, Sawhney was accompanied by a String Quintet, Engine-Earz front man Prashant Mistry on keys, Ashwin Srinivasan on the Flute and Martyn Kaine on drums.

There’s only one word to describe this performance … EPIC!

Organ Composition // Nitin Sawhney // Royal Albert Hall // 2011 (1 of 2)

Organ Composition // Nitin Sawhney // Royal Albert Hall // 2011 (2 of 2)

07/05/2011 | Categories: Aref Durvesh, engine-earz experiment, nitin sawhney | Tags: 2011, aref durvesh, Ashwin Srinivasan, Engine-Earz Experiment, Ian Burdge, James Taylor, John Hurt, Last Days of Meaning, Lucita Jules, Martyn Kaine, Natty, Nicki Wells, nitin sawhney, prashant mistry, Royal Albert hall, Soumik Datta, string quintet, Tina Grace, Willis Organ | 5 Comments

nada:brahma top tracks of 2010

Merry Christmas people!

I’ve got a round up of what I consider to be the top tracks of 2010 (in no particular order). So enough of the chit chat from me and on with the show.

Aeroplane Dope & D-Skillz featuring Raggo Blunt – Pinky Finger (Piyush Bhatnagar Remix)