Delhi A R Rahman

A. Sivamani - Mahaleela - My Journey Through Life (2008) {KKVM Record CD 081201}
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Indian Music / Indian Percussion / Indian Raga / World Music

Sivamani is an amazing South Indian Percussion musician who got phenomenal reputation all over the world. He worked with many great musicians to name a few John McLaughlin, Zakir Hussain, Trilok Gurtu etc. And practically, he performed in almost every work of A.R. Rahman. Although he performed in countless albums, this one is his debut album as a leader. He assembled many great musicians including Zakir Hussain, Louis Banks, U. Shrinvas, Niladri Kumar etc for this jam packed recording which resulted a different and modern approached, good contemporary percussion album. Have a good ride. Enjoy.

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