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Simin Tander: The Wind

Read "The Wind" reviewed by Ian Patterson


A journey of progression and discovery might best describe singer Simin Tander's musical evolution. From the outset, with her debut album Wagma (Neuklang Records, 2011), the German-Afghan singer was already stretching the boundaries of jazz, displaying a deeply personal approach to vocal improvisation and forging a sound that remains elusive. With Where Water Travels Home (Jazzhaus ...

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Where Water Travels Home

Label: Jazzhaus Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Yau Tar De Grewan; Above The Ground; Behind The Curtain; Where Would I Fly To If I Could; Little Song; Far; De Kor Arman; Larsha Nengrahar Ta; Dark Woods; Our Silent Storm; Water; La Chanson Des Vieux Amants; Traveling On.

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Simin Tander: Where Water Travels Home

Read "Where Water Travels Home" reviewed by Ian Patterson


A typical jazz format perhaps, but the delivery on Simon Tander's second CD is anything but typical. As on her memorable debut Wagma (Neuklang Records, 2011), Tander sings in various languages--English, French--and in her improvised language. Here, however, Tander explores her roots by singing in pashto--her Afghan father's language--with mesmerizing results. On Wagma, Tander already sounded ...


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