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Butterflying
Label: Mother Tongue
Released: 2019
Track listing: Splinters Of A Rainbow Heart (feat. Matteo Alfonso & Andrea Lombardini); Humming Beings (feat. Yu Lin Humm);
Butterflying; Take-Off Land; Canvas In The Dark; Catch Me If You Can (feat. Alberto Lincetto); No Flies For A Closed
Mouth (feat. Piero Bittolo Bon); Abstract Travels
Vlatko Stefanovski: Mother Tongue
by Nenad Georgievski
Even though in his long and storied music career, guitarist Vlatko Stefanovski's has had plenty of solo guitar performances amidst the myriad of bands and projects he has led or performed with, still, Mother Tongue is his first solo guitar album that he has been promising for ages to make. Stefanovski's prior years as a leader ...
Mother Tongue
Label: Pi Recordings
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Preserver; English; Kannada; Gujarati; Telugu; Circus; Konkani; Tamil; Malayalam; Change of Perspective
Rudresh Mahanthappa: Mother Tongue
by Ollie Bivens
The latest album by India-born saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa explores the connection between language and music, ancestry and contemporary American life. Continually asked by Americans, “Do you speak Indian?" or “Do you speak Hindu?", Mahanthappa has answered by basing the recording on the sounds of speech. With a population of one billion people and numerous ethnic groups, ...
Mother Tongue
Label: Pi Recordings
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Preserver; English; Kannada; Gujarati; Telugu; Circus; Konkani; Tamil; Malayalam; Change of Perspective
Rudresh Mahanthappa: Mother Tongue
by Jerry D'Souza
Rudresh Mahanthappa has, slowly but surely, been carving a niche for himself. It started in 1996 with the release of his album Yatra. From there he went on to record with Pierre Lognay, Vijay Iyer and Mike Ladd. In 2002 came the first defining moment as leader with the release of Black Water on Red Giant ...
Rudresh Mahanthappa: Mother Tongue
by Terrell Kent Holmes
When Indian-American altoist Rudresh Mahanthappa was growing up outside of his family homeland, he was frequently asked “Do you speak Indian?" or “Do you speak Hindu?" The questioners were apparently unaware that India isn't a mono or bilinguistic country and that its landscape includes seven languages. His eventual response to this was Mother Tongue , a ...
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