Lumin
Formed in the Bay Area by multi-instrumentalist Jef Stott (ex-Stellamara), acid jazz musician Michael Emenau, and Kazakhstan-born singer/songwriter Irina Mikhailova, Lumin emerged in the late '90s with their tribal trip-hop fusion project, which incorporated rhythms from Middle Eastern, medieval European, classical, and electronic ambient music. They issued a trio of albums in the span of a decade before pursuing their own solo endeavors.
Originally founded by Stott and Emenau, Lumin released their debut album, Datura (City of Tribes Records), in 1998. For their brooding follow-up, 2002's Hadra (World Class Records), they recruited Mikhailova for vocal duties and choral arrangements, incorporating Bulgarian choir, Sufi trance, drum'n'bass, and downtempo elements alongside Turkish and Arabic instruments such as the tambur, tablas, bendir, darbuka, riqq, and zills. The trio issued Ketri, their livelier final LP, in 2007 on Japanese label Dakini Records.
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Ketri
Wereldmuziek - Released by Irina Mikhailova on 11 nov. 2007
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Hadra
Electronic - Released by Valley Entertainment on 19 mrt. 2002
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Closer to It
Ontspanning - Released by Three Hearted Recording - Living Lumin on 17 feb. 2023
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'Gwangju Romance' Pt.1 - One Day
Originele soundtracks - Released by Blackhouse on 16 aug. 2022
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Pochishe March
Wereldmuziek - Released by Dhruba Music Station on 31 mei 2021
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Pochishe March
Wereldmuziek - Released by Dhruba Music Station on 31 mei 2021
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Password
Wereldmuziek - Released by Dhruba Music Station on 2 jun. 2021
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Password
Wereldmuziek - Released by Dhruba Music Station on 2 jun. 2021
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Yoidore Shirazu (Cover)
J-Pop - Released by LumiNation Records on 15 mrt. 2024
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