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Dharmaland

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Harsh Agarwal
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Harsh Agarwal Jazz hasnt been of the radar for a few months. There wasnt anything that was coming out that was catching my fancy.

ENTER Ixtahuele and they have completely blown me away. It is one of these records that in 20 years time will be considered a spiritual jazz standard.

Stunning stunning stunning stunning stunning. Cannot say it enough times!
Max
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Max Sublime - play this at my funeral. Favorite track: Fire of the Soul (feat. Joe Romersa).
the Sanguine Penguin
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the Sanguine Penguin Taking sheet music from 50 years ago that had never before been recorded is truly like opening a time capsule of sound. This is a magical experience. It was a surprise to get vocals and lyrics, but they are not only perfectly executed but they flow and mesh with the exotica tracks to create a harmonious whole. This will be on repeat throughout this summer (and beyond)! Mahalo. Favorite track: Manna (feat. Kadhja Bonet and Orange Crate Art).
LaZyLiFe
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LaZyLiFe One of the best record this year.
what an increadible recreation of ahbez his work. Ìxtahuele just nailed it!
Favorite track: Dharma Man (feat. King Kukulele).
fatherfrankjr
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fatherfrankjr I found your music browsing Exotica style music on Amazon and I became an instant fan. There are several other Exotica revival bands out there but you guys are the purist, most true to the form out there! I am so happy for a new CD! Keep on doing what you're doing!
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Eden Ahbez's "Dharmaland," arranged and performed by Ìxtahuele, is the first-ever recording of this long-lost masterwork by the original hippie composer of "Nature Boy." Resurrected from Ahbez’s unrecorded sheet music, c. 1961-63, Ìxtahuele has woven an enchanted tapestry of mystic exotica and experimental pop that re-establishes the songwriter as a forefather of psychedelic music and brings his work into the present. They are joined by a host of guest artists, including nine of Ahbez’s friends and former collaborators, as well as contemporary performers Kadhja Bonet, Xenia Kriisin, and King Kukulele. The composer’s own handmade drums and bamboo flutes also appear throughout the recordings. As author Domenic Priore writes: "'Dharmaland' is to Eden Ahbez what 'Smile' was to Brian Wilson."

Produced by: Brian Chidester and Johan Hjarmalsson
Arranged by: Henrik Magnusson and Mattias Uneback
Engineered by: Joe Romersa, Johan Hjarmalsson, and Christoffer Johansson
Executive Producers: Stefan Kéry and John Winer

Johan Hjarmalsson: Drums, Percussion
Wictor Lind: Percussion
Ander Ljungberg: Double Bass
Henrik Magnusson: Keyboard, Flute, Vocals
Mattias Uneback: Percussion, Guitar, Vocals

Tobias Bernsand (aka Orange Crate Art): Synthesizer
Kadhja Bonet: Lead Vocal ("Manna")
Anna Carlsson: Backing Vocals
Dave De La Vega: Poetry Recitation (Scene II"), Percussion
John Harris: Lead Vocal ("The Sandal-Maker")
Xenia Kriisin: Lead Vocal ("The Lion"), Backing Vocals
Jonathan Kronevik: Trumpet, Trombone, English Horn
Joanne Lazarro: Carved Flutes
Dale Ockerman: Poetry Recitation ("Bwawto"), Organ
Denny Moynahan (aka King Kukulele): Lead Vocal ("Dharma Man," "Grapevine")
Siobhan Parker: Oboe
Anne Rainwater: Piano, Duet Vocal ("Scene III")
Emil Richards: Waterphone
Joe Romersa: Lead Vocal ("Fire of the Soul"), Percussion
Youngbear Roth: Poetry Recitation ("A Boy and a Melody," "Dharmaland Pt. 1")
Hannah Tolf: Backing Vocals
Sara Uneback: Violin, Viola
Mort Weiss: Clarinet
Eve Zanni: Backing Vocals

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released June 11, 2021

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Ìxtahuele Gothenburg, Sweden

ÌXTAHUELE is a Swedish exotica band. They come from Gothenburg; a damp, foggy harbor town that ever since its founding in the early 17th century has been an international melting pot, associated with exotic, faraway destinations ever since the days of the East India Trading Companies. ... more

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