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This time they present their guest artist singer Fatma Zidan from Egypt.
Fatma Zidan is a well known and respected artist in Cairo - where she recorded at least 3-400 MC/CDseach year from 1995 - with different Middle Eastern singers - among who we can mentione : Kadhim El Zaher, Ngrem, etc.
Beside Fatma made her own two solo CDs in Cairo.
look at www.fatmazidan.com
"Muktalef" - which means different is the new CD from Oriental Mood. Own compositions mixed with traditionally compositions from Middle East.
As before the new CD contains a mozaik of oriental ornaments witha devotion for the arabian maqamaat - and the universal Middle Eastern Rhythms.
Oriental Mood found their new label "Gateway" - based in Copenhagen Denmark . But OM are very interested to find license partners all over the world.
Oriental Mood is :
Lars Bo Kujahn started as a Jazz Fusion drummer, but soon took interest in Balkan and Middle Eastern music. He lived for many years with one leg in Copenhagen, the other in Cairo, where he learned Arabian drumming and how to play the Arabian harp, the Qanoon.
Nils Raae is the keyboard player. He is a great musician with experience in World Fusion. He also plays the chromatic mouthharp with a deep soul.
Simon Dyhr plays the bass. Trained at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen. Simon has a very broad foundation as a bass player, specialised in Jazz and Funk, but also flirting with World Music.
Rasmus Glendorf plays the drums. Rasmus is experienced in all styles of drumming, and educated at RMC in Copenhagen. He also plays in Salsa Loca.
Tine Vitkov is the clarinet and bass clarinet player. Tine has many years of experience in World Jazz. She is trained at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen.
Fatma Zidan ; vocal
Born in Saudi Arabia - but absolutely from Egypt - and is one of the best singers in The Middle East today.
- article submitted by: Lars Bo Kujahn, Oriental Mood
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