| 1. Energy |
| 2. Roti Jam |
| 3. Sugar Down Dey |
| 4. Man Recipie |
| 5. Haven't Had Enough |
| 6. Soca Frenzy |
| 7. Insane |
| 8. Doh Rush It |
| 9. Air Raid |
| 10. If Yuh Could |
| 11. Bodyguard |
| 12. Ganja |
| 13. Carnival |
| 14. No Way |
Breaking the Surface,Surface,Vp / Universal,Calypso,Pop,Reggae,Reggae Music,Soca,Soul/R & B,Trinidad and Tobago
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Breaking the Surface
Surface Manufacturer: Vp Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005V94B Release Date: 2002-01-29 |
Tracks:
- Energy
- Roti Jam
- Sugar Down Dey
- Man Recipie
- Haven't Had Enough
- Soca Frenzy
- Insane
- Doh Rush It
- Air Raid
- If Yuh Could
- Bodyguard
- Ganja
- Carnival
- No Way
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Breaking the Surface
Manufacturer: Lovely Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000JNFW Release Date: 1999-05-01 |
Tracks:
- Duende (24:57)
- Delta Run (25:38)
Album Description
Duende (1997) (24:57), about shamanic transformation, is written with and performed by Thomas Buckner. Lockwood selected sounds which reminded her of certain vocal transformations heard in recordings of shamanic ceremonies. In such singing, changes in the voice mirror and also help to bring about changes in the singer's mind and awareness. Within an improvisational framework, Buckner explores the possibility of change of state through such transformations, moving through three stages: preparation, a first flight, and a final flight in which he moves beyond the self he knows. Thus Duende is a not a prepared, performed work, but a vehicle for experience. Buckner is partnered by a tape drawn from the sounds of the cuica (an African and South American instrument), a large glass gong and other glass sounds, wind, a Cameroonian rattle, a kea (New Zealand mountain parrot), and a bullroarer.Delta Run (1982) (25:38) is an expression of the thoughts and experiences of a sculptor who talked with Lockwood just over a day before he died in 1979, aged thirty. He knew that he was dying and wanted to communicate his perceptions of death as something "only natural, you know - now is my time", seeing this piece as a form of continuing creativity now that sculpture was out of reach. Interwoven with his voice are wind, water, ambient sounds from the hospice where they talked, and some of the ordinary sounds of daily living, embodying the sense that dying is a part of living, not separate from it, and that in dying we are incorporated back into the elements from which we emanate.
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Breaking the Surface
Perelux Manufacturer: Perelux ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CAEU2W Release Date: 2005-04-26 |
Tracks:
- Prepare the Way
- Surround Me
- Invitation
- Offering
- Deep
- Glorious
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