 Artist: Indian Ocean: mp3 download Genre(s): Other New Age Folk Ethnic Discography:  Kandisa Year: 2000 Tracks: 7  Desert Rain Year: 1997 Tracks: 7  Indian Ocean Year: 1993 Tracks: 7  Jhini Year: Tracks: 7  Desert Rain (Live) Year: Tracks: 7  Black Friday Year: Tracks: 9 Indian Ocean was 1 of the many transitory outlets for avant-gardist Arthur Russell's passion of jump music. The multi-instrumentalist and composer, wHO power be known more for his violoncello work than his contribution to the underground New York golf club scene of the late '70s and early '80s, released the Indian Ocean individual "Tree House/School Bell" in 1986. It was one of his last dance-related productions and was released on Sleeping Bag, the label he started earlier in the 10 with William Socolov. Featuring a bright dub-influenced merge by frequent collaborator Walter Gibbons (an unannounced fig of dance euphony in his birth right), the single scarcely appealed to the saltation floor as a good deal as other Russell projects, such as Dinosaur's "Kiss Me Again" or Loose Joints' "Is It All Over My Face?" Instead, the lackadaisical song was in the main built on a free, skipping percussive vallecula with Russell's high-pitched, quavering voice on top and some blurts from trombone player Peter Zummo. |
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