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Buddha Cafe
Buddha Cafe
Buddha Cafe
Genres: International Music, New Age, Pop
 
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Welcome to the Buddha Cafe.whether relaxin',chillin'out or expressing your buddha nature, this exotic collection where east meets west set the mood and creates the groove. Where blissful beats and spiritual chillout meet ...  more »

     
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All Artists: Buddha Cafe
Title: Buddha Cafe
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Intent City
Original Release Date: 1/1/2000
Re-Release Date: 9/30/2003
Genres: International Music, New Age, Pop
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 671468001023

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Welcome to the Buddha Cafe.whether relaxin',chillin'out or expressing your buddha nature, this exotic collection where east meets west set the mood and creates the groove. Where blissful beats and spiritual chillout meet with downtempo grooves and excursions in electronica, Buddha Cafe bridges the gap between ancient and modern sounds. The first in a series of follow up collections that take the listener on a journey through a musical mosaic of eastern influences as well as modern western electronica.This music will appeal to fans of Buddha Bar and similar musical genres. So step into the Buddha Cafe and enjoy..

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CD Reviews

Ohhhhh Myyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ryan Brown | Houston, Texas | 03/18/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Consistancy is the Key to this alblum. I have not bought a Buddha Bar CD simply because whenever I hear it, it fluctuates your moods. Buddha Cafe is untouchable in its musical engineering and track composition. Every song sets you up for the next, and there's very litle silence on this alblum. I have had it for 2 weeks and heard more than 14 times. I reccomend this alblum to ANYONE. My 2 favorite tracks are 4)Ikarus- Secrets of Tantra and 8)Omar Faruk Tekbilek - Forbidden Love (Govinda Mix)Buy it and you'll understand."
Ethno-Grooves and Electronica
Janet Boyer | Pennsylvania | 06/28/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Great for chillin' out, Buddha Café is an eclectic mix of ethno-grooves and East meets West electronica. This CD compilation features 10 songs from various IntenCity artists with a run time of 56:61.



1. Karma Shabda by No Noise - The Enigma-like song showcases a gentle, insistent beat, spacey synths, and feathery percussion. Caribbean dialect pepper this song with spoken words like "What is right and what is wrong?", "Karma", and "In an ocean of joy".



2. Static Apparition by Govinda - Soul-funk electronica, synth wah-wah, and spiraling didgeridoo accompanies flavors of Eastern ecstasy. Interspersed through the down-groove are sounds of immersive bubbling.



3. New Day Rising by Lotus - "I can see what's on your mind, you're not telling me the truth, that you're leaving me behind, without a trace of you. There's a new day rising...rising, rising without you...rising..." Silky female vocals coupled with a relaxing dance beat.



4. Secrets of Tantra by Ikarus - Electro ethno-grooves with Eastern vocal accents escalate up, down and around to an exotic beat.



5. Bolo Hari (Dharma Dogz Remix) by Prem Joshua - Beautiful piano electronica hints at Tibet, African and India as its rolling current sweeps through the café.



6. Just a Love by Masala - Jazzy sounds of soaring piano and wooden flutes underscored by a muted background of mellow dance rhythm.



7. Ocean of Joy by Ikarus - Transcendent, catchy, and pulsating, ethno-grooves mixed with lilting vocals.



8. Forbidden Love (Govinda remix) by Omar Faruk Tekbilek - Female voices used as instruments evoke a Turkish flavor in this otherworldly tune.



9. Elixir for Sunsets by Phobos - Dreamy vocals, ethereal synths, and transcendent, hypnotic rhythms. One of my favorite songs on the CD!



10. Star Gazer (Phobos Remix) by The Spirit Level - Majestic feel of liquid sitars and a caravan of lush melodies embodies this song. Excellent "feel good" song evoking feelings of hopefulness and optimism.



11. Eastern Girl by Waterborne - Deep bass grooves, pulsating beats, and ethereal synths interlace with words in a foreign tongue. Another favorite of mine!



12. Vittorio Square by Upanishad - Bongo beats, catchy piano, haunting female vocals, and an uplifting melody. What more can you ask for?



Buddha Café is an interesting compilation CD. Check it out, and chill out."