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Singularity by Ranjit Barot

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"Singularity" by Ranjit Barot

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Album Title: Bada Boom
Label: Abstract Logix
Released: 2010

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Opening track to Indian drummer/composer Ranjit Barot's long overdue debut as a leader, Bada Boom, released November 16, 2010 on Abstract Logix Records. A fusion record in the truest sense of the word, where western jazz harmony meets Indian linear constructs, the track features - in addition to Barot on drums, vocals, konnakol and keyboard programming - guitarist John McLaughlin, bassist Matthew Garrison, keyboardist Harmeet Manseta, vocalist Punya Srinivas and The Nirvana String Section. Other guests on this exhilarating, multi-national release include saxophonist Tim Garland, pianist Gwilym Simcock, bassist Dominique Di Piazza, electric mandolinist U. Srinivias, and guitarist Wayne Krantz.

Tracks

Singularity; T = 0; Revolutions (In memory of Charlie Mariano); Supernova (in memory of "Abbaji" Ustad Allarakha); Dark Matter; Origin.

Personnel

Additional Personnel

Ranjit Barot: drums, vocals (1, 2, 4), konnakol (1, 5), keyboard programming (1, 2), keyboards (3, 6), lead vocals (6); John McLaughlin: guitar (1); Matthew Garrison: bass (1); Mattias IA Eklundh: guitar (1); Palakkad Sreeram: VL1 physical modeling synthesizer (1, 2), flute (2), vocals (5); Harmeet Manseta: keyboards (1-3), piano solo (1), piano (4), electric piano (5); Sanjay Divecha: guitar (1), acoustic guitars (3); Punya Srinivas: veena (1); The Nirvana String Section (1, 2, 4); Tim Garland: soprano saxophone (2), tenor saxophone (4), saxophones (5), flute (5); Dominique Di Piazza: bass (2); U. Rajesh: electric mandolin (2); Marc Guillermont: guitar (2); Amit Heri: acoustic guitar (2); Pete Lockett: percussion (2); Aydin Essen: keyboards (3); Sridhar Parthasarthy: Indian percussion (3), djembe (3), percussion arrangement (3), percussion (6); Taufique Qureshi: djembe (3), percussion (3, 4), vocal textures (4); Suzanne D'mello: lead vocals (3), backing vocals (3); Samantha Edwards: backing vocals (3); Thomson Andrews: backing vocals (3); Leon DeSouza: backing vocals (3); Thiru Moorthy: nadaswaram (3); Zakir Hussain; table (4); U Srinivas: electric mandolin (4); Elie Afif: upright bass (4); Chandana Bala: vocal solo (4); Paras Nath: flute (4); Gwilym Simcock: piano (5); Mohini Dey: bass (5); Dhruv Ghanekar: guitar (5); Tim Garland's Underground Orchestra Horn Section (5); Scott Kinsey: keyboards (6); Wayne Krantz: guitar (6); Nicolas Fiszman: bass (6); Kirti Sagathia: vocals (6); Neuman Pinto: backing vocals (6); Bianca Gomes: backing vocals (6).

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Date featured

November 30, 2010

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