Artist
Italy
Influences:
Mediterranean
, Jewish
, Middle Eastern
Genres:
sephardic music,
world music
PHOTOS
ABOUT
A journey on Mediterranean sea, through ancient sephardic songs, re-arranged with fresh and modern sounds in order to put emphasis to all mediterranean cultures involved in this tradition and to how these ancient songs carry actual and important meanings.
Andalusia, Greece, Turkey, Balkans, Marocco ... a bridge on Mediterranean sea and also between past and present times, thanks to the use of instruments belongings to different areas and ages.
During Middle Ages Sephardits lived in liberian Pensinsula together with Christians and Arab Muslims; their stories, handed down orally, mixed so with andalusian melodies and arabic rhytms, creating a very rich musical mixture.
The many inflences are expressed thanks to two multi-instrumentalists, dealing with modern and ancient instruments, like guitar, turkish saz, arabic oud, soprano sax, darbouka, cajon and frame drums.
Namritha Nori sings in traditional sephardic language, called Judezmo, and introduces listeners to deep meaningsof songs, dealing expecially with love, in its depths of passion and pain.
Andalusia, Greece, Turkey, Balkans, Marocco ... a bridge on Mediterranean sea and also between past and present times, thanks to the use of instruments belongings to different areas and ages.
During Middle Ages Sephardits lived in liberian Pensinsula together with Christians and Arab Muslims; their stories, handed down orally, mixed so with andalusian melodies and arabic rhytms, creating a very rich musical mixture.
The many inflences are expressed thanks to two multi-instrumentalists, dealing with modern and ancient instruments, like guitar, turkish saz, arabic oud, soprano sax, darbouka, cajon and frame drums.
Namritha Nori sings in traditional sephardic language, called Judezmo, and introduces listeners to deep meaningsof songs, dealing expecially with love, in its depths of passion and pain.
