Tribe.net. Local Connections Lesley http://bellydance-electronica.tribe.net/thread/e36aec72-a201-493d-98b0-345a980163fd#50f63cb7-e2ee-4a1d-9304-805059a08c3b 2008-11-11T15:09:24Z 2008-11-11T15:09:24Z

Thanks for the recommendation. It's awesome.

Lesley 2008-11-11T15:09:24Z $item.owner.firstName http://bellydance-electronica.tribe.net/thread/e36aec72-a201-493d-98b0-345a980163fd#afd541dd-0dba-4efb-aa74-9fc628ed1f27 2008-11-11T05:51:48Z 2008-11-11T05:51:48Z

thanks for the recommendation. I went to myspace and listened to the tracks you mentioned, with the exception of "kummer" (it was not listed). I really like the music to "Eliseo" and "Black Rook", but it does have some vocal. thanks again and I will contiue to search for music. BTW, I love your stuff =D

$item.owner.firstName 2008-11-11T05:51:48Z Maduro http://bellydance-electronica.tribe.net/thread/e36aec72-a201-493d-98b0-345a980163fd#aab053e8-172c-4d19-9537-f105d4d47c67 2008-11-11T04:48:16Z 2008-11-11T04:48:16Z

actually a lot of this recommended album is intstrumental - check out "Eliseo," "Kummer" "Pura Dai" "Black Rook" (some poetry samples I believe) and "Alive"

Maduro 2008-11-11T04:48:16Z $item.owner.firstName http://bellydance-electronica.tribe.net/thread/e36aec72-a201-493d-98b0-345a980163fd#bc9574af-3987-4fbd-95f4-4732b7e8c2b7 2008-11-11T02:20:40Z 2008-11-11T02:20:40Z

Is there anyway of getting tribal belly dance music without vocals? I have almost all of your (Maduro) cd's and use a few of the tracks; finding instrumental only is difficult. thx

$item.owner.firstName 2008-11-11T02:20:40Z Maduro http://bellydance-electronica.tribe.net/thread/e36aec72-a201-493d-98b0-345a980163fd#ede1f64a-a5bb-482b-9afd-b374dd77a4ec 2008-11-11T00:01:02Z 2008-11-11T00:01:02Z

I'm very proud to announce the release of my good friend Manko Eponymous' "Kaihealoha" album. It is available digitally on Amazon mp3, emusic, and other fine digital download sites. It should be on itunes in the coming weeks. Manko Eponymous is a Washington DC area tribal fusion electronic, spoken word, and rock/folk fusion artist. "Kaihealoha" is a great album from a great friend, made for a great friend and for the greatest cause. Here are two good reasons you must buy this... The first reason is that some of the proceeds will help support Kaihea and Manko's mounting financial constraints from medical costs; Kaihea is a pillar in the Washington DC tribal bellydance and fire community who has been fighting cancer for several years. The second reason you must buy this album is because it's a wonderfully rich mix of world tribal fusion electronica and powerful rock/acoustic ballads. If you are looking for tribal electronic music to bellydance to check out "Eliseo," "Kummer," "Pura Dai," "Black Rook," "I Enigma," and "Alive," among others. The track "Kummer" has been sought after by many artists and renowned dancers for awhile (I've been looking to get a copy of this unreleased song for nearly 2 years). But outside the realm of tribal fusion electronica, other portions of the release explore a range of rock and even humor - see "the Melodia Song" for a good laugh. This album is for a good cause and it's also a great body of work that I've personally waited to hear for several years. Download this release now on emusic, amazon mp3, or other digital download sites today. Links: (Amazon mp3) http://www.amazon.com/Kaihealoha/dp/B001KUYPKU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1226361015&sr=8-1 (Emusic) http://www.emusic.com/album/Manko-Eponymous-Kaihealoha-MP3-Download/11319673.html (Myspace with samples) http://www.myspace.com/meponymous

Maduro 2008-11-11T00:01:02Z