Sun And Rain

Maiden

Antigone

Where light resides

Where Light Resides EP - co-produced by ArHai & Shuta Shinoda

Where Light Resides

The Maiden

Sun and the Rain

Eastern Roads, second release of Arhai project.
 Centred around singer, instrumentalist and programmer Jovana Backovic, ArHai's 'Eastern Roads' came about through blending her ethereal multi-layered vocals with the delicate, enigmatic tones of the long-necked tambura lute played by Adrian Lever, using ancient sounds and words carried and mediated by contemporary electronics. With influences ranging from Dead Can Dance, Ozric Tentacles and Nitin Sawhney to Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares, ArHai's second album comes as a pared-down, thought-through offering with wide appeal full of eastern promise.
Reviews:

“If contemporary folk music is what you are after, then ArHai serves it up deliciously.” Inside World Music.

“a finely-crafted work of great sophistication.” Secret Archives Of The Vatican

“ethereal, almost otherworldly attraction….simply irresistible.” Rainlore’s World of Music

Beneath The Tree

Eastern Roads, second release of Arhai project. 
Centred around singer, instrumentalist and programmer Jovana Backovic, ArHai's 'Eastern Roads' came about through blending her ethereal multi-layered vocals with the delicate, enigmatic tones of the long-necked tambura lute played by Adrian Lever, using ancient sounds and words carried and mediated by contemporary electronics. With influences ranging from Dead Can Dance, Ozric Tentacles and Nitin Sawhney to Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares, ArHai's second album comes as a pared-down, thought-through offering with wide appeal full of eastern promise.
Reviews:

“If contemporary folk music is what you are after, then ArHai serves it up deliciously.” Inside World Music.

“a finely-crafted work of great sophistication.” Secret Archives Of The Vatican

“ethereal, almost otherworldly attraction….simply irresistible.” Rainlore’s World of Music

Peregrinus

Morena

Speaking Clock

Tino

From 'Eastern Roads', second release of Arhai project. 
Centred around singer, instrumentalist and programmer Jovana Backovic, ArHai's 'Eastern Roads' came about through blending her ethereal multi-layered vocals with the delicate, enigmatic tones of the long-necked tambura lute played by Adrian Lever, using ancient sounds and words carried and mediated by contemporary electronics. With influences ranging from Dead Can Dance, Ozric Tentacles and Nitin Sawhney to Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares, ArHai's second album comes as a pared-down, thought-through offering with wide appeal full of eastern promise.
Reviews:

“If contemporary folk music is what you are after, then ArHai serves it up deliciously.” Inside World Music.

“a finely-crafted work of great sophistication.” Secret Archives Of The Vatican

“ethereal, almost otherworldly attraction….simply irresistible.” Rainlore’s World of Music

Tudora

The Dance of the Bacchants

Simbil Flowers

Ismail

Jasmine

Eastern Road

First release of Arhai.

Published by PGP in Serbia 2006. 

Music & Arrangements/vocal/keys/: Jovana Backovic

 Flute: Tamara Cvejic

Violoncello: Aleksandar Pavlovic

Guitars: Boris Huljic and Djordje Bajic

Bass: Aleksandar Cvejic

Percussion: Aleksandar Radojicic

Drums: Goran Savic

Vocals:

Iva Nenic

Ljubica Solunac

Sanja Kunjadic

 

Recorded and mastered in studio Academy, Resavska, Beograd, apart from track 10 ( recorded by  Andrej Andrejevic, Beograd )

Published by PGP Serbia 2006


1. Shanama Deus

8. Zanjem zito:I'm reaping wheat

9. Kinesis

10. Smilj-Smiljana:Smil-Smilyana

Single Immovable seamlessly fuses crunchy irregular rhythms of Adrian Lever's relentless virtuoso tambura riffs with synth bass lines and ethereal vocals of Jovana Backovic.

Mix: Shuta Shinoda @hackneyroadstudios London
Master: John Webber @Airstudios London

Immovable

Experimental folk duo based in a London. New release ‘Immovable’ out on all digital platforms.

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