Uluu Tengri by Uran Bator
Uran Bator's second album "Uluu Tengri" combines Eastern-Asian throat singing with EBM. 9 songs of the album are sung in 7 languages, including Proto-Uralic. The album features voice of Albert Kuvezin (Yat-ha, formerly of Huun-Khuur-Tu).
Tracklist
| 1. | Uluu Tengri | 3:52 |
| 2. | Altai Uchun Uruzhu | 3:58 |
| 3. | Ungern (Dainy Burkhan) | 3:55 |
| 4. | Uran Orda feat. Albert Kuvezin | 3:22 |
| 5. | Mu Hot | 2:51 |
| 6. | Sarva Mangalam | 3:33 |
| 7. | Roots (Sepultura cover) | 3:34 |
| 8. | Shigir | 4:47 |
| 9. | Asatoma | 3:46 |
Credits
released June 21, 2024
Ivan Batz: throat singing, jew's harp, music, lyrics ("Uluu Tengri"), arrangement, mixing, producer
Albert Kuvezin: throat singing ("Uran Orda")
Sayan Andriyanov: throat singing ("Altai Uchun Uruzhu")
Alexey Petrov: throat singing ("Mu Hot")
Natalya Goreva: sitar ("Asatoma")
Angelina Lanskikh: sound engineer
Pavel Zdravomyslov: lyrics ("Altai Uchun Uruzu", "Ungern", "Uran Orda", "Mu Hot", "Shigir"), executive producer
Max Cavalera: lyrics ("Roots")
Viktoria Schlachta: lyrics ("Shigir")
Alena Shaktar-Ool: lyrics' translation ("Uran Orda")
Ergish Shumarov: lyrics' translation ("Altai Uchun Uruzhu")
Traditional lyrics: "Sarva Mangalam" and "Asatoma"
Ivan Batz: throat singing, jew's harp, music, lyrics ("Uluu Tengri"), arrangement, mixing, producer
Albert Kuvezin: throat singing ("Uran Orda")
Sayan Andriyanov: throat singing ("Altai Uchun Uruzhu")
Alexey Petrov: throat singing ("Mu Hot")
Natalya Goreva: sitar ("Asatoma")
Angelina Lanskikh: sound engineer
Pavel Zdravomyslov: lyrics ("Altai Uchun Uruzu", "Ungern", "Uran Orda", "Mu Hot", "Shigir"), executive producer
Max Cavalera: lyrics ("Roots")
Viktoria Schlachta: lyrics ("Shigir")
Alena Shaktar-Ool: lyrics' translation ("Uran Orda")
Ergish Shumarov: lyrics' translation ("Altai Uchun Uruzhu")
Traditional lyrics: "Sarva Mangalam" and "Asatoma"
License
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Uran Bator is blending Siberian folk with industrial and EBM. The traditional throat singing and the sounds of ethnic instruments are harmoniously blended with tough industrial rhythms and straightforward riffs.
Uran Bator is an inconceivable combination of spirituality and aggression, shamanism and high-tech, tradition and avant-garde, the rationality of Europe and the spontaneity of Asia.