Glider by Dave Stringer
These are the first three tracks from Dave's first new Chant album in years. There are five more tracks in various stages of production, and they will be posted as they are completed.
Tracklist
| 1. | Dave Stringer & Tulsi Bloom - Bhagavati Sarasvati | 6:48 |
| 2. | Dave Stringer & Joni Allen - Jai Hanuman | 5:53 |
| 3. | Dave Stringer & Sheela Bringi - Samba Sadashiva | 6:01 |
Credits
released February 21, 2022
ambika leigh: kartals
bob sheppard: clarinet
brent kuecker: bass
dave stringer: vocals, acoustic guitar, lap steel, harmonica
domonic dean breaux: tenor saxophone
joni allen: vocals
justin michael williams: vocals
miles shrewsbery: tabla
mitchel forman: piano, rhodes
narada wise: shaker, tambourine
patrick richey: drums, cajon
sheela bringi: vocals, bansuri, harmonium
sheila nicholls: vocals
tulsi bloom: vocals
produced by dave stringer & phoenix quinn
recorded and mixed by phoenix quinn / los angeles, california
mastered by stefan heger at fisheye mastering / cologne, germany
all songs by dave stringer © magnetic melodies BMI except bhagavati sarasvati
by nani kaufmann, heike ventzke, hannah armstrong and dave stringer
ambika leigh: kartals
bob sheppard: clarinet
brent kuecker: bass
dave stringer: vocals, acoustic guitar, lap steel, harmonica
domonic dean breaux: tenor saxophone
joni allen: vocals
justin michael williams: vocals
miles shrewsbery: tabla
mitchel forman: piano, rhodes
narada wise: shaker, tambourine
patrick richey: drums, cajon
sheela bringi: vocals, bansuri, harmonium
sheila nicholls: vocals
tulsi bloom: vocals
produced by dave stringer & phoenix quinn
recorded and mixed by phoenix quinn / los angeles, california
mastered by stefan heger at fisheye mastering / cologne, germany
all songs by dave stringer © magnetic melodies BMI except bhagavati sarasvati
by nani kaufmann, heike ventzke, hannah armstrong and dave stringer
License
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Grammy-nominated producer, singer, composer and innovative international Kirtan artist. Stringer’s sound connects the transcendent mysticism of East Indian ragas to the exuberant grooves of Gospel and the ringing harmonies of Appalachia.