Al-Ghayb from Nashaz by Nashaz
7. Al-Ghayb: Meaning "the unseen" and referring to the supernatural world beyond the senses encompassing the Djinn and other figures from Arabic folklore, this is a medium tempo tune that primarily features hypnotic seven-beat groove not found in traditional Arabic music, devised by Prunka.
Tracklist
| 7. | Al-Ghayb | 8:17 |
Credits
from Nashaz,
released April 22, 2013
oud (Prunka), trumpet (Warren), bass clarinet (Herrera), bass (Sideris), riq (Scialla), frame drum, cajon, ride cymbal, pandeiro. (Mel)
Solos in order: Mel (Frame Drum/Pandeiro), Prunka (oud), Herrera (bass clarinet)
oud (Prunka), trumpet (Warren), bass clarinet (Herrera), bass (Sideris), riq (Scialla), frame drum, cajon, ride cymbal, pandeiro. (Mel)
Solos in order: Mel (Frame Drum/Pandeiro), Prunka (oud), Herrera (bass clarinet)
License
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Kenny Warren—Trumpet
Nathan Herrera—Woodwinds
Apostolos Sideris—Bass
George Mel—Percussion
Vin Scialla—Percussion