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Erkin Abdulla
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United States
 
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ABOUT
Erkin Abdulla is a Uyghur musician whose music style includes pop, flamenco, and contemporary folk. He has combined Uyghur folk and modern music styles to create a cross-cultural and borderless global music style.

Education Overview: Minzu University of China, Central Conservatory of Music, Los Angeles Musicians Institute.

Albums:
Caravan, One Thousand and One Nights, Night of the City, The Story of Dungkoruk, Blog, The Thousand Caves, Trace, Eagle

The new album "Eagle" was created during Erkin Abdulla’s study and life in the United States in recent years. In this album, Erkin collaborated with different artists and musicians and presented his unique style in music by creating a perfect fusion of flamenco, rock, Latin, country, world music, and other diverse elements on the basis of Uyghur folk music. The album's 15 songs were written, arranged, recorded, and mixed solely by Erkin himself. With ten years of hard work, Erkin dedicated himself to pursuing perfectionism in every aspect. From the songs' lyrics and melodies to their musical performances and vocals; from the emotional expression to the depth of thoughts; from its auditory effect to the space for listener imagination, this album is undoubtedly a surprise packet for all music lovers!

All music composed and arranged by Erkin Abdulla
Recorded at Atiwa Music
Mixed by Erkin Abdulla
Mastered by Scott Sedillo at Bernie Grundman Mastering
Vocal and Guitar - Erkin Abdulla
Piano and Accordion - Ryan Whyman
Bass - Hova Burian
Percussion - Erfat Ekber, Richie Gajate Garcia
Ghijak, Satar, and Duttar - Adiljan Abliz
Tambur - Mahmut Memet
Fretless Bass - Payzulla Polat
Qanun - Jim Grippo
Harmonica - Ron Richard
Morin Khuur - Wang Hong
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