Quiet Earth
Kamal
Kamal’s star has been on the rise for some time now.
On New Earth Records, Kamal has released five albums to date with combined sales of over 100,000 units.
Kamal became a thouroughly established New Age artist with his releases Reiki Whale Dreaming and Reiki Whale Song.
Based in Australia, Kamal draws inspiration from nature: the sky, sea, birds on the wing.
This successful musician, sound engineer, producer and multi-instrumentalist has won numerous awards including the prestigious Dolphin Award (Australia).
Track listing:
1 Dreamscapes 11.06
2 The Quiet Earth 11.50
3 The Tides of Time 10.54
4 Healing 9.37
5 Meeresleuchten 14.10
Total Time: 57.37
• Kamal is an established artist with over 100,000 units sold
• Recipient of numerous awards, including the Dolphin Award
• Great for chill-out and progressive ambiance
• Ideal for use in the healing arts
Album description:
A harmonious tonality imbues Quiet Earth with a calm sense of peace. Based on a thoroughly natural foundation, this album weaves a surreal tapestry out of the more relaxed energies of the Earth.
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Reviews:
“Kamal is a dream-weaver.
His musical images conjure strange and beautiful inner landscapes that slowly move and transform, like drifting summer clouds appearing out of nothing that grow into something fantastic, transform into the unexpected, and vanish like mirages, leaving behind a more still mind, a more relaxed body, and lingering images of quiet earth.”
Honey Harris, KBAC Radio
“Kamal’s ‘The Quiet Earth’ does not fit easily into one genre. When you buy a Kamal album, you know exactly what you’re getting!
This is one of the best CDs I have heard through to the end. The Tides Of Time pretty much defines how I feel spiritually. Meeresleuchten.
This one is what it is: a powerful, primal invitation to love.”
Seren Morris, Art Therapist
Review from DailyOM May 29, 2008:
1993 Unpretentious, naturalist, and starkly transcendent, Australian composer Kamal's instrumental albums have been quietly moving listeners for decades. Suitable for everything from the holistic healing table to the beach on a sunny day or driving home into a blazing sunset, Kamal's music works from the inside out, bypassing your conscious mind altogether, speaking the subliminal language of the unconscious, where nature, earth, sky, and man's soul are as intertwined as the roots of a big oak tree. Originally released in 1993, Quiet Earth is a gently coasting series of glistening ambient works˜recalling the early minimalist work of Brian Eno and Harold Budd˜with smooth glaciers of synthesizers gradually drifting into sunny vistas of flutes and chimes. Probably best known for his work with whale song, here Kamal takes what he's learned from their sonic explorations, creating soundscapes of such organic fluidity that they same less composed than recorded in the field and by! ears attuned to the deeply subliminal messages of the earth.
A student of harmonics and organic pitches, Kamal's music has inarguable power. You don't remember quite when you started to fall under its sway. A few minutes in and your heart may have slowed and your breathing relaxed as the rhythms and harmonics of the earth bring your nervous system away from the grind of civilization and back to the mellow perfection of nature. The title track is a fine example; gradually coalescing in and out of a series of chimes, the cycles of ambient synthesizer mimic the gentle spray of water against rocks, the circling of birds, the slow ripples along the surface, barely marring the perfect image of the sky reflected with its clear-blue emptiness and fast-moving clouds.
"The Tides of Time" builds from a slowly cycling chime arpeggio and eventually morphs into the breathtaking, full melodic vista of "Healing," (an extra track, rich in strings and shooting-star synths, not on the original 1993 album). The fifth track, "Meeresleuchten" (German for "shine of the sea") wraps things up in a nice, bubbly package. The clouds we've been gliding on all through the album at last coalesce into rain falling back into the ocean. Misty spray washes through the nerve-soothing chime cascades, and every last bit of stress evaporates in the rainbow above. Calm, relaxed, and renewed, we return to the place from which we came, ready for more of that day-to-day human grind, knowing Kamal is always there to slowly, patiently bring us home again.
- The DailyOM