Nader DeAik's second studio album endeavor "Toba" is a mystical journey that will transform the listener into a voyager. Exploring twelve original musical destinations in a unique atmospheric melodious world fused with global electronic dance and ballad songs about love, heartbreak, humanity, hope and celebration.
The tracks' rhythmic undercurrent bears testament to traditional Middle Eastern percussion and sounds driven by electronic elements and groovy beats, while the music is punctuated throughout with funk, surf, Latin, hip-hop, urban, rock, classical or ska undertones making this robust album a must hear!
Album "Toba" features world renowned guest singers such as Rachid Taha, Soprano singer Monica Raphael, Caballo singer Cris Matos, and hip hop solo artist Opium Sabbah. With a CD collection that takes up an entire room, its creation was supported by world class engineers and musicians who have been associated with the Gorillaz, Rachid Taha and Jeff Bridges, to name a few.
Album "Toba" will not only stimulate listeners' auditory senses but will also invigorate their visual sensors with its unique cover and booklet artwork acting as a guide into the twelve musical destinations.
The tracks' rhythmic undercurrent bears testament to traditional Middle Eastern percussion and sounds driven by electronic elements and groovy beats, while the music is punctuated throughout with funk, surf, Latin, hip-hop, urban, rock, classical or ska undertones making this robust album a must hear!
Album "Toba" features world renowned guest singers such as Rachid Taha, Soprano singer Monica Raphael, Caballo singer Cris Matos, and hip hop solo artist Opium Sabbah. With a CD collection that takes up an entire room, its creation was supported by world class engineers and musicians who have been associated with the Gorillaz, Rachid Taha and Jeff Bridges, to name a few.
Album "Toba" will not only stimulate listeners' auditory senses but will also invigorate their visual sensors with its unique cover and booklet artwork acting as a guide into the twelve musical destinations.
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