Various Artists - Russen Soul - Soulful Grooves From RussenDisko Berlin (2004)

Much of the more interesting and exciting rock-based music in the world today is coming from parts outside of the U.S. and Europe. As evidence I submit these two great collections from the archivists at Trikont, whose impact of Western Pop has brought about a refreshing revision of local folk traditions.

Russendisko takes a more concentrated focus on the underground music of Russia. Inspired by a twice-monthly night in a little-known East Berlin club, this collection features key songs by some well-known (Red Elvises, Leningrad) and some sadly-overlooked artists from Russia. There’s a hearty dose of ugly ska-punk to sift through, but in general, the rousing gypsy-punk, klezmer and balalaika rock gathered here is a refreshing lift for fans of Gogol Bordello, Firewater and the aforementioned traditions. Don’t expect minor-chord morose Machiavellian ballads, however.

This is another album from the Trikont series "Russen Disko" called "Russen Soul" and it´s an intersting view to the soul of russian underground music today.


Although the song titels are in German, all musicians sing in her own, russian language.





Tracklist:
01. 5 Nizza: Soldat 3.10
02. Oleg Skripa: Im Frühlingswald 2.45
03. Nol: Ich laufe.Ich rauche 3.35
04. Pelagea: Kossak 4.21
05. May, Zak + Shiva: Viel Glück im Privatleben! 3.42
06. Dr. Bajan: Moldavaneska 3.08
07. Paperny T.A.M.: Tänze 2.26
08. Leonid Soybelman: Nur einmal im Leben 4.03
09. Amsterdam Klezmer Band: Der Traum 5.15
10. Horonko Orchester: Tschubtschik 4.02
11. Marktscheider Kunst: Kokeiro 2.44
12. Sveta Kolibaba: Nicht mit mir 4.03
13. Wolga Wolga: Mein böser Tod 2.33
14. Rotfront: Zhenya 3.12
15. Leningrad: Terminator 2.52
16. La Minor: Die Bären 5.57


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