Full-length debut from the UK artist who's appeared on comps on LSD (Mana Medicine), Six Degrees (Asian Travels 2), and RTTS (Ambient Meditations 3). The music is a smooth blend of acoustic live elements --ac. guitar, indian flute, celtic & indian vocals, shamanic percussion, african m'bira, cello, and more-- with electronic sampling, keyboards, breakbeats, and tight studio arrangements. Jairamji's sound has an ethnic feel to it, but one that blends many diverse sounds into a fresh and cohesive approach: post-ethnic music?!?!
Freeflowing and groovy, with deeper, pensive spaces as well, this is the ideal soundtrack for a warm Spring afternoon with someone you love . . . Jairamji debuted live at last year's Samothraki festival, and their first album has been eagerly awaited.
Personally, as a producer of music, the album's last track, the 13-minute-plus "Celestial Reasoning", was THE most stunning sonic experience of 2002 for me. Fans of the more epic Makyo and Padmasana tracks will not be disappointed.

1.	Chime
2.	Swaragami
3.	Breathing Space
4.	Pianissimo
5.	Mother Tongue
6.	Heal
7.	Colestial Reasoning

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JAIRAMJI Discography

"Swaragami": on the compilation album "Asian Travels 2" (Six Degrees Records, '02)
"Chime": on the compilation album "Voodoo Roux Deux" (Waveform Records, '02)
"Elephant Waltz": on the compilation album "Mana Medicine" (Liquid Sound Design, '01)