Desert Sunset from Desert Sunset by Annellia

Desert Sunset


The musical culture of the Middle East inspires Annellia in Desert Sunset. He filters folk sounds with popular urban dance music. Still, what you hear the most is the Armenian duduk, which Annellia plays throughout the track.

It is said that music has a way of speaking without words and can somehow speak directly to a person’s soul. Humankind has harnessed this language of music and expresses it through the playing of musical instruments, but the Armenian duduk is arguably one of the most powerful of all instruments in its ability to move someone in their very core. The duduk is a double-reeded wind instrument which can be traced back to 1200 BC, with Armenian duduk music cultivated from the first century BC during the reign of Armenian Emperor, Tigran the Great.

The same time ethnic vocal samples from various cultures of middle east music from female performers create a musical journey in the desert.

And when the duduk backs down the bass takes control to remind us that this is a rhythmic, eclectic sound.

Annellia is a Greek musician. He comes from a musician family, following the tradition of his father and grand father
This is the first time he composes his own music. His influences come, from fusion,cinematic and world traditional music. He uses samples from world, mostly Mediterranean sounds as he blends them using classical instruments in order to tell a story. Yes Annellia is a story teller,

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