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Articles tagged "karsh kale" Music ReviewMidival Punditz: Hello Helloby Chris Conaton[9.Apr.09] :. The New Dehli-based duo Midival Punditz combine electronic dance beats with traditional Indian music.  Column: Global Beat FusionEmerging Ideas in Global Distribution: An Interview With Six Degrees’ Bob Duskisby Derek Beres[30.Apr.07] :. "If you don't embrace your buying base, you're going to go out of business." Beres talks with the electronica label's co-founder about digital distribution and independent music.  Music ReviewVarious Artists: Backspin: A Six Degrees 10 Year Anniversary Projectby Heather Snell[20.Apr.07] :. There is pleasure in hearing our favourite songs "indigenized" by artists who, thanks to the proliferation of independent music labels, are made readily available at mainstream music retailers.  Music ReviewKarsh Kale: Broken Englishby Matt Cibula[12.Apr.06] :. This is Kale's most diverse and daring album yet; he moves into some genres that even he hasn't tried yet, and it really loosens up his urban/Indian/worldbeat groove.  Music ReviewKarsh Kale: Liberationby Matt Cibula[19.Aug.03] :. I fell immediately in love with Karsh Kale‘s first album, 2001’s Realize, on the first listen. It was one of those perfect music moments: I was alone doing yardwork on a beautiful...  Music ReviewKarsh Kale: Redesign: Realize Remixedby Matt Cibula[13.Sep.02] :. I’m not supposed to talk about how much I love Karsh Kale’s 2001 album Realize. It doesn’t matter, because I’m reviewing a different record entirely; Redesign is... |
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