Joged Kahyangan

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Dewa Budjana may not be a household name outside of his native country, Indonesia, but with MoonJune Records picking up this exciting guitarist and composer, all that could be about to change. He's already garnered some serious attention with his first recording for the label, Dawai in Paradise, released earlier this year, but at home, he's nothing short of a pop star. Lead guitarist and songwriter for the multi-platinum, million-selling Indonesian pop/rock group Gigi, the fifty year-old Budjana has already experienced the buzz of playing in front of stadium audiences of 60,000 at home, despite playing to club-size crowds on the rare occasion that Gigi has made the lengthy trek to North American shores. But while Budjana continues to make big selling pop music with Gigi - at last count over 20 recordings since 1994 - his own recordings have reflected a more decidedly jazz-centric disposition, albeit oftentimes heavily influence by both the traditional music of Indonesia and the spirituality of his Hindu faith. 'Joged Kahyangan', the guitarist's second international release, after critically acclaimed 'Dawai in Paradise', both on MoonJune Records, which features American jazz and fusion legends Larry Golding's (acoustic piano and Hammond organ), Bob Mintzer (soprano & tenor saxophone, bass clarinet), Jimmy Johnson (bass guitar), Peter Erskine (drums) and on one tune Janis Siegel (vocals) - may largely dispense with overt indications of Budjana's native roots, but there's another even more important differentiator: The album was recorded in a single day, with no prior rehearsals. Most of the songs were second or third takes, with the first take acting as the only rehearsal for the group, making Joged Kahyangan as close to a live album as Budjana has made to date, though he has released two live DVDs in Indonesia. What's most surprising is how well his musical partners navigate Budjana's charts; not unlike American guitarist Pat Metheny, despite an overall ambience that feels easy and accessible, Budjana's music reveals far greater depth under the hood. With more MoonJune recordings on the horizon and the possibility of taking his American friends on the road for the first time in 2014, Dewa Budjana's name is rightfully on the ascendance and his career on an equally upward trajectory.

Dewa Budjana may not be a household name outside of his native country, Indonesia, but with MoonJune Records picking up this exciting guitarist and composer, all that could be about to change. He's already garnered some serious attention with his first recording for the label, Dawai in Paradise, released earlier this year, but at home, he's nothing short of a pop star. Lead guitarist and songwriter for the multi-platinum, million-selling Indonesian pop/rock group Gigi, the fifty year-old Budjana has already experienced the buzz of playing in front of stadium audiences of 60,000 at home, despite playing to club-size crowds on the rare occasion that Gigi has made the lengthy trek to North American shores. But while Budjana continues to make big selling pop music with Gigi - at last count over 20 recordings since 1994 - his own recordings have reflected a more decidedly jazz-centric disposition, albeit oftentimes heavily influence by both the traditional music of Indonesia and the spirituality of his Hindu faith. 'Joged Kahyangan', the guitarist's second international release, after critically acclaimed 'Dawai in Paradise', both on MoonJune Records, which features American jazz and fusion legends Larry Golding's (acoustic piano and Hammond organ), Bob Mintzer (soprano & tenor saxophone, bass clarinet), Jimmy Johnson (bass guitar), Peter Erskine (drums) and on one tune Janis Siegel (vocals) - may largely dispense with overt indications of Budjana's native roots, but there's another even more important differentiator: The album was recorded in a single day, with no prior rehearsals. Most of the songs were second or third takes, with the first take acting as the only rehearsal for the group, making Joged Kahyangan as close to a live album as Budjana has made to date, though he has released two live DVDs in Indonesia. What's most surprising is how well his musical partners navigate Budjana's charts; not unlike American guitarist Pat Metheny, despite an overall ambience that feels easy and accessible, Budjana's music reveals far greater depth under the hood. With more MoonJune recordings on the horizon and the possibility of taking his American friends on the road for the first time in 2014, Dewa Budjana's name is rightfully on the ascendance and his career on an equally upward trajectory.
Performer Dewa Budjana
Music genre Rock
Music subgenre Fusion
Music release type Release
Media format CD
Original release date 2013
Edition Standard
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Series title Dewa Budjana - Joged Kahyangan [COMPACT DISCS]
Track listing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Record label CITY HALL RECORDS
Composer Dewa Budjana
Songwriter songwriter
Track name Foggy Cloud, Joged Kahyangan, Dang Hyang Story, As You Leave My Nest, Majik Blue, Erskoman, Guru Mandala, Borra's Ballad
Digital audio file format CD
Music media format CD
Is edited N
Is enhanced N

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