Los Tokos - Flute Indienne

Review by Justin Ransburg

Flute Indienne by Los Tokos is an album that features the Indian flute as the main instrument in all of its tracks. The album has a total of ten tracks, each with a unique melody that showcases the versatility of the flute. The album is an excellent blend of traditional Indian music and modern instrumentation.

The first track on the album, "Raga Shyam," starts with a slow tempo that builds up to a fast-paced rhythm. The second track, "Gat From Raga Yaman," has a more upbeat tempo and features the flute in a call-and-response style with the other instruments. The third track, "Dhun," is a beautiful composition that showcases the flute's ability to create a serene and calming atmosphere.

The album's fourth track, "Raga Bhairavi," is a more complex composition that features intricate rhythms and a flurry of notes on the flute. The fifth track, "Raga Bageshri," is a slower composition that showcases the flute's ability to create a melancholic atmosphere. The sixth track, "Tala Dadra," has a fast-paced rhythm and features the flute in a duet with the tabla.

The seventh track, "Raga Puriya Dhanashree," is a beautiful composition that features the flute in a call-and-response style with the sitar. The eighth track, "Raga Jog," has a more upbeat tempo and features the flute in a duet with the harmonium. The ninth track, "Raga Malkauns," is a slow composition that showcases the flute's ability to create a meditative atmosphere.

Summary by Justin Ransburg

The final track on the album, "Raga Kafi," is a beautiful composition that features the flute in a duet with the sarod. Flute Indienne by Los Tokos is an excellent album that showcases the versatility and beauty of the Indian flute. The album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates traditional Indian music and wants to experience it in a modern context.