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Arrangements of Greek traditional, demotika, folk songs, born, sung and danced in Greece's rural areas, their soundscapes ranging from purely acoustic to purely electronic.
Kristi Stassinopoulou: vocals, Indian harmonium, bendir frame drum
and other percussion instruments
Stathis Kalyviotis: Greek laouto, live looping, electronics, vocals
Tracklist
- Matia san kai ta dika sou (Eyes Like Yours)
[Cycladic islands, ballos]
- Anamesa Nissirou (Opposite Nissiros island)
[Dodecanese islands]
- Me gelasan ta poulia (The Birds Fooled Me)
[Eastern Thrace, syngathistos]
- Halassia mou (My Blued-Eyed One)
[Epirus]
- Mes tou Aegeou ta nera (Immersed in the Aegean's Waters)
[Aegean, syrtos of the Dodecanese]
- Neratzoula Fountomeni (Neratzoula, full of leaves)
[Mainland of Greece, tsamikos]
- Pes pou poia mana (Tell Me, Who Was Your Mother?)
[Peloponnese, tsamikos]
- Kato sta dasia platania (Down At The Plane Tree Forest)
[Thessaly]
- To ponemeno stithos mou (My Hurting Chest)
[East Aegean, slow kalamatianos]
- Marenomai (I'm Wilting)
[Roumeli, slow kalamatianos]
- Erhomai ki esy koimasai (I Come to You and You're Asleep)
[Livisi, Asia Minor, patinada]
- Rodo tis protanastasis (First Resurrection Rose)
[Crete, sousta (A. Karavitis)]
- Rodise i anatoli (Rose-hued East)
[Thrace, tis tavlas]
Greekadelia duo in concert
A psychedelic music trip between the laouto strings singing of a sunrise in the Aegean Sea,
up to the Thracian and Macedonian upbeat dances and fire celebrations, down to Crete and up again to the old love songs of Asia Minor and to the harsh tunes of the mountainous areas of Epirus, Roumeli and Peloponnesus.
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