ulali?

[yeahthatsme]

have any of you heard of ulali? they are a female native american singing group and i really like their music. do any of you people like them?

if you havent hear any of their stuff i would suggest listening to a couple of their songs.

[yeahthatsme]

anybody at all?

[dre1919]

I haven't heard of them but they sound pretty interesting. I listen to everything, so I can find something I can appreciate in just about all types of music. Do they use instruments or is it just harmonies and vocals?

[yeahthatsme]

i believe they have a band that travels with them, if you plan on downloading their music i would suggest downloading the following songs:

all my relations
grammah easters lulaby
and, native american rattle songs.

they are great tracks. i would stuggest them to anybody who wants to branch out a bit.....

[magman007]

OK, herd about this on npr a while back.. and it was really cool. It is a method of singing, using your throat, and you can hit 4 different ranges at once... it is quite hard, and no i cant do it.. But if you want something really interesting... look for it on kazza... the realy good guy is named Ondar... i sugguest searching for him ots realy cool stuff

[yeahthatsme]

i know all about throat singing, you should get the book touva or bust, its all about a mans journey investigating throat singing and going to tuva, also check out ghengis blues, its a movie documentory about a blind blues singer(true story) who hears throat singing on a radio and teaches himself how to do it, then he goes to tuva and goes through all this cool stuff. good movie. there is also a cd with it. you should check out ulali magman.

[magman007]

eh, touvan throat singing, and blue man group is as wierd as i get.. well that and björk.....


the best cd is ondar's... back touva future

[yeahthatsme]

ok, lets not turn this into a weird and obscure music thread. its not what i made it for. thanks.