Shye Ben-Tzur & Jonny Greenwood & The Rajasthan Express Junun Vinyl LP Yellow & Orange Marble Colour 2026
Shye Ben-Tzur & Jonny Greenwood & The Rajasthan Express Junun Vinyl LP Yellow & Orange Marble Colour 2026
Tracklist:
1. Junun
2. Roked
3. Hu
4. Chala Vahi Des
5. Kalandar
6. Eloah
7. Julus
8. Allah Elohim
9. Ahuvi
10. Azov
11. Junun Brass
12. There Are Birds in the Echo Chamber
13. Modeh
The album features Ben Tzur's compositions, which incorporate devotional Sufi qawwal musicians singing in Urdu and Hebrew. Greenwood contributed guitar, bass, keyboards, ondes Martenot, and programming, aiming to use chords sparingly and instead focusing on North Indian ragas. The recording process sought to capture the ""roughness"" of Indian music, avoiding the high fidelity often found in world music recordings.
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$17.85Shye Ben-Tzur & Jonny Greenwood & The Rajasthan Express Junun Vinyl LP Yellow & Orange Marble Colour 2026
Tracklist:
1. Junun
2. Roked
3. Hu
4. Chala Vahi Des
5. Kalandar
6. Eloah
7. Julus
8. Allah Elohim
9. Ahuvi
10. Azov
11. Junun Brass
12. There Are Birds in the Echo Chamber
13. Modeh
The album features Ben Tzur's compositions, which incorporate devotional Sufi qawwal musicians singing in Urdu and Hebrew. Greenwood contributed guitar, bass, keyboards, ondes Martenot, and programming, aiming to use chords sparingly and instead focusing on North Indian ragas. The recording process sought to capture the ""roughness"" of Indian music, avoiding the high fidelity often found in world music recordings.
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Tracklist:
1. Junun
2. Roked
3. Hu
4. Chala Vahi Des
5. Kalandar
6. Eloah
7. Julus
8. Allah Elohim
9. Ahuvi
10. Azov
11. Junun Brass
12. There Are Birds in the Echo Chamber
13. Modeh
The album features Ben Tzur's compositions, which incorporate devotional Sufi qawwal musicians singing in Urdu and Hebrew. Greenwood contributed guitar, bass, keyboards, ondes Martenot, and programming, aiming to use chords sparingly and instead focusing on North Indian ragas. The recording process sought to capture the ""roughness"" of Indian music, avoiding the high fidelity often found in world music recordings.
