The voice is silenced.
The key to enjoying Ta-Shma is to eliminate any thoughts of Matisyahu. Yeah, he's a guest on the new release Come Listen, and there are indeed plenty of similarities between the new acts. But Ta-Shma calls itself "Hasidic Hip-Hop"- not "Hasidic reggae"- at their MySpace account. The intriguing work by eclectic clarinetist Andy Statman on this song of faith makes Ta-Shma wholly unique.
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I saw Ramsey Lewis Saturday night; my review is here. I've also rediscovered his funk album Sun Goddess. Even at this late date, it sounds amazing.
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I wonder if I'm the only person on the planet who will buy the new releases from Tupac Shakur and the Beatles tomorrow?
5 comments:
I am buying neither but I am enjoying the free stream of the Beatles at their official Web site.
m&s
Lots of people buy things for their grandparents this time of year. ;)
ever hear of a little thing called copyrights? Why are you linking to this song for free, help support artists and PAY for music.
- A friend of the Ta Shma group.
Friend of Ta-Shma- Yours is the first complaint I've ever received. The MP3 is gone.
theyre really good upcomin artists man! u cant steal their stuff. it just aint right. plus their pretty good.
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