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Songs for Cello

Label: Velour Music
Released: 2008
Track listing: Prayer; Melodie; Lament; Transformation; Forgiveness; Element; Transformation (video version).

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Rufus Cappadocia: Songs for Cello

Read "Songs for Cello" reviewed by Greg Camphire

by Greg Camphire
February 20, 2008

Canadian-bred, New York-based cellist and composer Rufus Cappadocia is a world music traveler, having studied and performed in a variety of traditions--from American blues, folk and jazz to Spanish flamenco, Haitian voodoo drumming and various styles from the Balkans, the Middle East and India. Citing saxophonist John Coltrane and guitarists Jimi Hendrix and B.B. King as ...

Album

RAGE

By Lettuce

Label: Velour Music
Released: 2007

Album

Kudu

By Kudu

Label: Velour Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1. Temptation 2. Sugar 3. Surprise 4. Cannibal 5. Tell Me a Bedtime Story 6. Cinemajik 7. Restless 8. Relax

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The Zone

By Topaz

Label: Velour Music
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1) Minha Mente 2) I Can See It in You 3) Walkabout 4) 4th and D 5) You and Me 6) The Zone 7) Naked 8) Fat City Strut

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Topaz: The Zone

Read "The Zone" reviewed by Phil DiPietro

by Phil DiPietro
October 1, 2001

The folks over at Velour Records have obviously got some big ears. Their first signatories, Soulive, blew up last year in a big way, a way that I would not be surprised to see their drum'n'bass funkifized labelmates, Kudu actually eclipse very soon. Now come Topaz, whose most recent release, “The Zone" is actually their third ...

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Kudu: Kudu

by Phil DiPietro
September 1, 2001

Kudu is a supremely talented outfit that, believe me, is not long destined for the intimate venues where they presently can be so heartily enjoyed. Sylvia Gordon (very young, no integers assigned to females) is a powerful, sultry songstress that recalls some our current-day bohemiam R and B soulqueens, while, quite thankfully, lacking their their thinness ...