East/West Fusion that incorporates tablas, flute and acoustic guitar along with occasional potent programming.

11 MP3 Songs
WORLD: World Fusion, WORLD: Asian



Details:
Bloomsburg to Bangladesh (Blue Buddha Records) is a self-titled album that showcases the collaboration of roots songwriter Jeremy dePrisco and Bangladeshi tabla player Ahm Mostafizur (Bulu) Rahman. Formed in 2003, Bloomsburg to Bangladesh has performed throughout Central PA and have been featured on WVIA's Homegrown Music with George Graham (billed as Moonlight Masala with artist Tom Dennehy).

Bloomsburg to Bangladesh consists of 11 tracks of East/West fusion with anthemic lyrics and full arrangements, as well as some stripped-down acoustic instrumental music. Instrumentation includes guitars, flutes, tabla, harmonium and tasteful use of sampling. Subject manner ranges from whaling to teen violence and fairy tales expressed through sometimes dark characters and situations. A tribute to songwriter Tom Waits is also given with Jeremy's rendition of "Yesterday is Here."

Jeremy's third self-produced release, Bloomsburg to Bangladesh is truly a celebration of intercultural possibilities. Several students from the community and singer Nandini Sengupta contribute to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party song "Prothom Bangladesh." Jeremy co-wrote one of the songs with lyricist Paul Rodericks from India.

Bloomsburg to Bangladesh is now available at CDBaby.com and will soon be available in select retail establishments throughout Northeastern and Central PA.

For more information, contact:

Jeremy dePrisco
info@mindspeak.com
www.mindspeak.com
570.387.0479