Last year, in India, I was on the roof of my guesthouse when two musicians arrived. One was carrying a tabla, the other, what appeared to be a guitar. What they played touched me deeply, and that night will be etched in my mind forever.
The string-player's "guitar" was not a guitar, but a larger instrument which he designed, and then built from a tree he had felled.
His website has just gone up, and features his first album, and a collection of his art work, which has an 'other-world' theme.
His music is a blend of Arabic meets Asian. It conjurs images of hot, dusty deserts, glittering cities, but speaks to something deep and dark in your soul.
Needless to say, you should check him out ;)
Natanel Araeha
The string-player's "guitar" was not a guitar, but a larger instrument which he designed, and then built from a tree he had felled.
His website has just gone up, and features his first album, and a collection of his art work, which has an 'other-world' theme.
His music is a blend of Arabic meets Asian. It conjurs images of hot, dusty deserts, glittering cities, but speaks to something deep and dark in your soul.
Needless to say, you should check him out ;)
Natanel Araeha
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