Name: Mahlukat & Ivan Shopov - Dhumavati
Brand: Mahlukat & Ivan Shopov
SKU: MV-2265-1
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MyVinyl presents Dhumavati - a collaborative full-length album between Turkish-Polish duo Mahlukat and Bulgarian producer Ivan Shopov. It appears in a world that tries to alienate and separate us from each other with each passing day only to prove that it is through art that we can endure and resist whatever reality throws at us.

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Catalog details about Dhumavati

Artist

Mahlukat & Ivan Shopov
Лейбъл

Etheraudio Records – 009
Формат

Грамофонна плоча / Винил, LP, Албум
Издание

2022 - Limited Black Vinyl Edition
Първо Издание

2022
Origin

Europe
Жанр

Electronic, Folk, World, & Country
Състояние

Фабрично запечатана, Нова грамофонна плоча
Style

Abstract, Eurobeat
Референция

MV-2265-1

Mahlukat & Ivan Shopov - Dhumavati in details

In this shared world, which three musicians from three different corners of the world have managed to create there are no borders, no prejudices, no musical barriers. Dhumavati was created and recorded in 10 days and it perfectly conveys its impulsive, intuitive and sincere origin.

However, thanks to its outstanding production, courtesy of Ivan Shopov’s meticulous attention to sound crafting, the album has become not only a documentation of a beautiful and shared experience between him and Mahlukat but into a captivating, next-level musical experience, which will remain in your mind long after the last notes in the record have faded out.

We’ve already established that singer and violinist Güldeste Mamaç, percussionist Kasia Kadłubowska, and electronic producer Ivan Shopov are no strangers to collaboration, so it comes as no surprise that “Dhumavati” welcomes contributions from an array of guest musicians, among which Julian Maier-Hauff (trumpet), Theodosii Spassov (kaval), Evan Hatfield (sitar), Amalgamy (gaida, kaval, gadulka), Peter Hinz (vocals and tabla) and Laila Mahmoud (kanun). Together they expand the record’s musical palette and widen its already vast field of influences, thus allowing the already blurry boundaries between downtempo, world music, folktronica, and cinematic atmospheric music to fully disappear.