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Dadawa is the artistic name of Zhu Zheqin, a young Chinese woman who is celebrated both in China and the West. Dadawa has been well received in the West, the beauty of her voice and soft, ambient music appealing to both fans of Asian and New Age music. She is a native of Changsha, Hunan, China and has traveled China and the world extensively as both a musician and adventurer. Dadawa's many performances and recordings have received rave reviews in the NY Times, Time Magazine, Washington Post, The Times, BBC, ABC, NHK and CNN!
Dadawa returns to singing with 2006s Seven Days, an album that finds Chinese folk melodies replacing the Tibetan ones of previous albums while keeping the lush, ambient orchestration. Musically, the concept heads more towards Chinese traditional folk songs. However, her trademark beautifully sung melody lines, East Asian percussion and ambient electronic and classical instrumentation persists.
Produced by the acclaimed composer, He Xun-tian, this recording is another avant-garde musical journey. Dadawa's unusual singing style enhances the mystical touch to this adventure. Enlightenment in seven days, each day (each track of music) opens up a new realization as the listener experiences it. The music raises a new sense of hearing, a new source of affection, and a new physical experience.
Features:
180g Vinyl
Housed in box
Full-color LP-size booklet in Chinese and English
Made in the E.U.
Click Here for Sound Samples!
Dadawa is the artistic name of Zhu Zheqin, a young Chinese woman who is celebrated both in China and the West. Dadawa has been well received in the West, the beauty of her voice and soft, ambient music appealing to both fans of Asian and New Age music. She is a native of Changsha, Hunan, China and has traveled China and the world extensively as both a musician and adventurer. Dadawa's many performances and recordings have received rave reviews in the NY Times, Time Magazine, Washington Post, The Times, BBC, ABC, NHK and CNN!
Dadawa returns to singing with 2006s Seven Days, an album that finds Chinese folk melodies replacing the Tibetan ones of previous albums while keeping the lush, ambient orchestration. Musically, the concept heads more towards Chinese traditional folk songs. However, her trademark beautifully sung melody lines, East Asian percussion and ambient electronic and classical instrumentation persists.
Produced by the acclaimed composer, He Xun-tian, this recording is another avant-garde musical journey. Dadawa's unusual singing style enhances the mystical touch to this adventure. Enlightenment in seven days, each day (each track of music) opens up a new realization as the listener experiences it. The music raises a new sense of hearing, a new source of affection, and a new physical experience.
Features:
180g Vinyl
Housed in box
Full-color LP-size booklet in Chinese and English
Made in the E.U.
 | 1. Flown Away |
| | 2. Fragrant Nirvana Tree |
| | 3. In The Setting Of The Sun |
| | 4. Already Song |
| | 5. Satori |
| | 6. Passing By The Earth |
| | 7. The Seventh Day |
