💰 ‪Ali İrfan Mahmutoğulları‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬

Recommended Tracks: - Santa Maria female fronted vox - Return to Eden male and female vox Similar Artists:.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} That said, since amazon has provided samples for you to listen to, I'm going to recommend the samples that I feel best fit the album sometimes amazon's samples cut off interesting parts of tracks. The focus on the band isn't on an individual or two people or even the lyrics of the vocals, but rather the entirety of the music created by the rather large ensemble of artists. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Though Irfan is and justly so compared to Dead Can Dance, Irfan stands on its own. Approximately 50 minutes in length, divided into an minute long opening track followed by 8 tracks that range between 2 and 7 minutes, the album can be easily used to spin for a radio show or at a dance club. Many Irfan songs are choral in nature: featuring multiple ghostly male and female vocals. It is hard for me to really suggest that there are just a few stand out tracks, as I honestly enjoy listening to the album start to finish at home, at work, and during my commute between the two. About the Album: Irfan is the band's first and at present only release, though a few songs not included on the release are available on other compilation records. As one reviewer accurately described: Bulgaria itself is at the cross roads of Europe and the Middle East, and this is really best described the band as well. I find the tribal beats and chants to be relaxing. The songs are inspired by local Bulgarian and medieval European influences. Irfan prides itself on exploring its own local musical heritage. I bought the album months ago after multiple times of amazon recommending it to me, and it has been on my top playlist since.