Balkan Beat Box Nu Med
Contents. History Co-founders and 's member both met in, as teenagers. Both had grown up with music; Kaplan had been a, while Muskat was a drummer in a band.
They established their own unique sound by fusing the musical styles of Mediterranean and traditions (mainly helped by Teo and the Chalga masters at the time) with and beats. Balkan Beat Box’s goal was to take and traditional musical traditions and fuse those with hip hop in order to create a new mix of musical styles out of the traditional world music context that would appeal to listeners in a club or a dancehall. As children, they had felt that traditional music was outdated and felt as though it did not adequately reflect their experiences of the growing world culture, so hoped to bring new relevance to these old traditional musical forms.
- Balkan Beat Box (BBB) is an Israeli musical group founded by Tamir Muskat, Ori Kaplan and now including Tomer Yosef as a core member. The album Nu Med.
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They cite, and amongst their musical influences. The group was also influenced. In December 2006, the acclaimed artist from Tel Aviv became frontman for the group.
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Balkan Beat Box’s self-titled first album (released in 2005) and their 2007 follow-up album both received global acclaim. While their first album focused more on Mediterranean sounds, their second album included and influences.
The song 'Bulgarian Chicks' from their first album became popular in clubs and dancehalls in 2008. The group released in 2010 and in 2012.
Regarded as the 'godfathers of global bass' by MTV Iggy, the band continued to expand their sound incorporating electronic dance music, reggae, cumbia, and brass bands into their tracks. Blue Eyed Black Boy was recorded in with the brass band, and at Vibromonk East in.
Key tracks are ', ', ', and ' as harbinger of things to come. The album was influenced by the Arab Spring, Occupy movements, and the spirit of change around the world. Spin Magazine dubbed the band 'a global peace-keeping mission you can dance to'.
Samplings and adaptations The band's popular song 'Bulgarian Chicks' was sampled by in the -produced track ' in Spring 2013. Later 'Bulgarian Chicks' was also sampled in 'Sis: Trompeta'. The album, already famous internationally became more popular when in August 2013 the song ' taken from the album was sampled by in his international hit ' featuring. In 2014, the Norwegian comedy duo sampled the song 'Adir Adirim' from Balkan Beat Box's for the track 'Mr. This track debuted as part of the fourth season of their show. Appearances in Media Their song featured in ' FIFA game series twice such as 'Ramallah-Tel Aviv' featuring Tomer Yosef and Saz from album in and 'I Trusted You' from album Shout it Out in.
'9/4 the Ladies' was featured in the 2008 film. 'Hermetico' and 'Balcasio' were featured in a 2009 episode of the TV series. 'Marcha de la Vida' was featured in 's They contributed an original song with production duo for the 2015 film, entitled 'Slushious'. The David Sisko remix of 'Headhunter' was featured in the 2016 film. They co-produced and co-wrote a song for featured on the soundtrack, entitled '2 Banditos'.
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Nu Med by Released May 15, 2007, Length 50: 10, chronology (2005) 2005 Nu Med (2007) (2009) 2009 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating 7.4/10 A Nu Med is the second album by the - fusion trio. Track listing All tracks written by /, except tracks 2, 5, 9, and 13, by Tamir Muskat/Ori Kaplan/Tomer Yosef. Title Length 1. 'Keep 'em Straight' 1:14 2.
'Habibi Min Zaman' 3:52 4. 'BBBeat' 4:00 5. 'Digital Monkey' 3:43 6. 'Balcasio' 3:32 7. 'Pachima' 5:42 8. 'Quand Est-Ce Qu'on Arrive' 3:31 9.
'Mexico City' 5:45 10. 'Delancey' 3:12 11. 'Joro Boro' 3:41 12. 'Gypsy Queens' 3:31 13. '$20 for Boban' 3:27 14. 'Baharim' (Outro) 1:52 This 2000s electronic music album-related article is a.
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