“Eztica” by Soriah with Ashkelon Sain
Tuvan throat singing. A style of singing which most of us are unaware of, myself included. It is a style of singing from the Tuva people of Southern Siberia. Within this style, there are many sub styles. Here, Soriah, a master Tuvan throat singer, calls upon the talents of Ashkelon Sain of Trance to the Sun fame. Together, they have produced some of the most interesting, haunting, and texturally diverse sounds in a most magickal way.
Imagine the Siberian world of centuries past. The Tuvan people have used their environment to produce this mystical, ethereal sound. This is a journey of a different kind, which, while some images flow together from one culture to another, some are distinctly Siberian in nature. Close your eyes and let yourself be transported to yet another realm full of surprises. A place where time stands still, yet is overflowing with energy.
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