Auk-Blood

Tanya Tagaq
Auk-Blood

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Release date: 11/Nov/2008
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Sales Rank: #29697 in Other Pop
#100849 in Pop
Style: Other Pop
Product No.: 1987229574
Details / Tracklist: 1: Fox ~ Tiriganaik (3:45)
2: Fire ~ Ikuma (5:07)
3: Growth (5:27)
4: Gentle (4:52)
5: Tategak (5:41)
6: Force (3:22)
7: Growl (2:27)
8: Want (3:11)
9: Hunger (6:33)
10: Burst (3:25)
11: Blood ~ Auk (3:43)
12: Construction (2:10)
13: Sinialuk (2:50)
Number of discs: 1
Description:Recorded by Dave Alcock in October 2007 at Sundae Sound Studio, (Calgary, Alberta). Additional Recording by Juan Hernández at Ronett Studio, (Combarro, Galicia, Spain), and by Jordy Walker at Old Crow Recording Studios (Whitehorse, Yukon). Mixed at Ronett Studio. Mastered at Infinite Wave Mastering (Calgary, Alberta).
Manufacturer No.: 2211812
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Deanne Sole - 17/Sep/2008 3 of 5 Stars!
The vocal games of Canadian Inuit women are nothing like the overtone songs of the Central Asians, yet in English they’re both called throat-singing. ...