Great !!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)StrangeZero • 2007-03-22 21:02:18
Although we didn't understand the lyrics language, we LOVED the album
What a great work.... Just loved it
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About this album
SUR as a group began to take shape in the end of the year 2001 after its founder finished writing and producing the music for the theatre performance Lust by the director and choreographer Sebastjan Starič. In the context of this project the first versions of some of the tracks included on this album were created, sung at that time by Urška Samec and Mojca Žerjal. Encouraged by the feedback, the group continued working on their debut "physical" album (CD release). In the summer of 2002 the singer Neža Trobec - Teropšič joined the team.
Na jug was the first "tangible" album by SUR, recorded, produced, mixed, mastered, and published by the band itself. The material focused strongly on sound, production and arrangements.
Na jug features the work of the full-time members of SUR:
- Neža Trobec Teropšič: vocals
- Monika Fritz: backing vocals and additional lyrics
- Marko Djukić: lyrics, additional music and arrangement
- Jure Praper: guitar
- Borut Praper: music, arrangement, keyboards, programming, production, additional lyrics
as well as several guest musicians and frequent collaborators:
- Rok Predin: additional lyrics and guitar
- Matevž Šalehar: additional vocals
- Vasko Atanasovski: soprano saxophone, flute
- Stojan Kralj: bass guitar, fretless bass guitar, additional guitar, additional music
- Janez Vouk: trumpet
- Jelena Ždrale: violin
- Aljaž Tulimirović: additional music
- Samo Pečar: additional music
The tracks of this album are published under a Creative Commons licence, check the licence associated to each track.
Reviews for "Na jug"
9 reviews
Great work!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)Sonic Mystery • 2009-02-20 21:00:55
Great theatre music! Strong creativity! Good composition and production! Thank you for sharing!
DARK
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)blackera • 2007-03-22 13:48:15
wow this is a really enjoinable work
dark vocals dark atmospheres ...
cool... i really like this
i also like the sound of their mother language
so strange but it really mesh with atmosphere
kisses
Trip hop from Kranj
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)Sonvol • 2009-02-01 22:44:32
Little like second Miss.Bee or Melodrom. Pretty nice!
Aja ni s Krana! Od kdaj pa iz Izole?
sophisticated and dark
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)attitune • 2008-12-18 19:00:55
I enjoyed this album a lot. It reminds me for some reason of "Dead Can Dance" (and I really liked their music).
Also, I think it's great that SUR performs in their native language, even if some of us don't understand it. I don't think anyone here is complaining about it, I just want to encourage artists to perform in the language they prefer (this is not the eurovision song contest or something).
I included SUR's track "Zarja" in episode 37 of my chillout podcast, "Expand Your Musical Horizons." This episode includes quite a few Jamendo artists. You can listen to it or download it for free from iTunes, or directly from here:
http://www.keyboard-graphics.com/AAC/downtempo_37.m4a
Please write to me if the .m4a format is bad for you...I will create an MP3 version soon.
Beautiful and dark
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)Timy_T • 2007-08-22 21:30:35
Wonderful!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)nerevarine • 2008-11-23 21:04:26
The music is dark, eclectic.. And the vocal... Vocal is beautiful and hypnotic!
Well, most of us didn't understand words, but the whole album is something to must have!
Best regards,
Nerevarine
POP, komma, SEHR GUT
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)renvanhirk • 2007-09-18 17:03:32
1. Stück: sehr atmosphärisch - 4AD-Sound (Cocteau Twins)
2. St: visionär bis düster-mystisch
3. St: düster - in Anlehnung an das erste Stück fällt mir hier der Sänger von 'Dead Can Dance' ein, aus irgendeinem Grund muss ich aber auch an einige Balkan-Beiträge zum Eurovisions-Dingsda der letzten Jahre denken ... das wäre ein guter Beitrag gewesen, und das ist in diesem Falle positiv gemeint!
4. St: schöner Rythmus!!
5: hier merkt man, das Slowenien auch ein klein wenig Mittelmeerküste abbekommen hat
6: dezent eingesetzte jazzige Trompete! die liebe zum Arrangement tritt hier deutlich zutage.
7: wieder schöner Rythmus, diesmal mit Fiddle
8: zurück zur Mystik
9: relaxed und jazzy, ein wenig fröhlich, ein wenig frech, ein wenig balkan, ein bißchen beweis, dass sie alle sehr gut spielen können
10: funky (Überraschung!)
11/12: bißchen was müsst ihr auch selber hören, aber es wird auch hier nicht langweilig, es lohnt sich bis zum schluss zuzuhören :)
13: und ganz zum schluss dann doch: die experimente, das psychedelische. und irgendwie lande ich wieder bei Cocteau Twins und dem Sound des 4AD-Labels: sphärisch. ätherisch, mystisch ...
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das album ist kaum experimental, es ist wenig psychedelisch und es ist mehr pop als rock. ein sehr abwechslungsreiches album, besonders beim einsatz der instrumente. professionelle aufnahme mit exzellenten arrangements und sänger und sängerin, die beide singen können.
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