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gyenyame /jin-yami/ |
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Its name the ancient adinkra of Ghana, its meaning 'only God'. Its words from the world's great spiritual traditions, its sounds from the classical traditions of Iran, the rhythms of Africa and its fusion with the West. Its mission to make the mystical real, its destination unity. In its search for a more chilled out existence, join gyenyame on their journey into the mystery. |
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Joyce-Efia: vocals, keyboards |
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Amelia Samuel: vocals, santour |
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| Anthony Harmer: vocals, guitars, santour, bass | |||||||||||||||
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Mehdi Rezvan: daf, djembe, darbuka |
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Hamish McPharlin: drums, daf, djembe |
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Gregory Maytan: violin |
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Nadim Rouhani: bouzouki, percussion |
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Dariush Rashidi : bass |
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| Lisa Nicholls: vocals | |||||||||||||||
| Judy Hines: vocals | |||||||||||||||
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