In a baby’s weeping

And in the silence of the night

Pulsating life exists in each and all…

 

When you place this album in a CD-player and start listening to it you can’t tear yourself away from it. Authentic sounding of traditional folk instruments mixing with modern electronic sounds creates quite a peculiar atmosphere into which you become thoroughly engrossed, and having really forgotten all other things you are sinking in this seething river and drifting together with its violent stream to an endless expanse, straight to the unknown…

 

In the accompaniment of this music one must not think. It is here in order to help to “cut off” your thinking-cap and to stay in private with your feelings. Karl Maddison’s music releases secret emotions and wishes, it opens an expanse to your imagination which flows out in irrepressible stream of consciousness. And with this music there is nothing to be restrained in yourself, it releases the things within you. But for all that these secret emotions while flowing outside release you and bring the state of peace and conciliation. And you just enjoy felicity and there is nothing of the kind that is higher and more precious than this state of joy and serenity.

 

In his music Karl Maddison makes good use of traditional Tibetan instruments sounding which imparts an unbelievable charm to his album. Moreover his music is full of rhythm and passion. Karl Maddison skillfully interlaces percussion into his compositions, creating in that way a very dynamic musical track for a certain thrilling movie. His music is very visual, there is a lot of characters in it. And you would just like to listen to it.

 

The “Tibetan Groove” album is a brilliant specimen of music for rest and relaxation. Karl Maddison’s music is a drink of crisp water in the desert of the bustling world. No doubt you would like to listen to this project over and over again.

 

There’s nothing precious more

Than happiness inside

That’s flowing out Love…

 

Serge Kozlovsky

http://sergekozlovsky.com

 

P.S. Translated by Tatyana L. Permyakova.