Voyage

Not to end up being confused using a later-’70s disco action called Voyage — that was best-known because of its strike “Souvenirs” — the main topic of this bio can be an adventurous globe music clothing that was formed in Germany in the first ’90s. This multicultural strategy is made around three percussionists: Sascha Gotowtschikow, Charly Böck, and creator Roman Seehon, who made a decision to type Voyage after a musical encounter with Jordanian drummer Ibrahim Abu Hassan. While Hassan’s speciality is certainly Middle Eastern music, Voyage appears to various areas of the globe for motivation , not only the center East, but also Africa, Asia, European countries, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Voyage includes a wide selection of influences, as well as the extremely unstable group doesn’t hesitate to fuse various kinds of globe music. Nor are they timid about having a selection of traditional acoustic musical instruments — during a Voyage record, one might hear anything in the ney (an Arabic flute) and Indian tabla drums towards the Peruvian cajon, Spanish flamenco electric guitar, and African dundun drums. One hardly ever knows in one tune to another whether Voyage will end up being embracing Japan, Morocco, Peru, or Spain — or simply other countries — for motivation. The group documented their first recording in past due 1993 and early 1994, offering the eclectic Kelimdance for Miramar. Voyage’s second recording, Selam, arrived on Blue Sunlight in 1998.