Hugo Kant - Odissi
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Even if you don't like this genre of music, this song will make you like this genre of music
that Indian accent in between makes it more more beautiful
Wikipedia: Odissi is a classical Indian dance that originated in Odisha, India. Odissi, also known as Orissi (Odia: ଓଡିଶୀ Oḍiśī), is a major ancient classical dance that originated in the Hindu temples of Odisha - an eastern coastal state of India.
It's my state!!!
magnifique
masterpiece
This is a portion of a portion of a story I'm working on which, in my mind at least, I hear this song playing. Hope you enjoy it))!“ Be kind, it's a first draft and as every writer knows "Writing is rewriting." Things evolve..."
Miss, Miss, we’ve landed,” the steward announced shaking her shoulder.
Tina, still groggy, woke up in a belligerent mood.
“Landed, landed where?” she sniped.
“We’ve just arrived in Asuncion. You’re the last to disembark.”
Tina looked around with disbelief. How could she be on a plane? She did not remember getting on any plane.
“Please, Miss, we need to get you off before the others can board.”
Tina got up and the flight attendant showed her the only remaining bag from the overhead compartment and asked, “Is this yours?”
She looked at the bag and the name tag and recognized neither. “No,” she replied.
The steward responded, “It must be, you are the last on board, Miss. You’re still sleepy, did you take some sleeping pills? They are much stronger at altitude. Maybe you need a few more minutes to wake up? I’ll help you with it to the front.”
The steward pulled the small bag ahead while Tina followed him. Her head was not getting any clearer as they walked. She decided to find some coffee when she got into the terminal and to look through her purse for clues.
Tina ordered some coffee and sat down and studied the tag on her bag; it read “Asuncion.” She did not recognize it when the steward told her, and it didn’t look any more familiar in ink. She felt a panic attack coming on but found a handwritten note in the purse she grabbed from the seat before leaving the plane. It read “Tierra del Fuego.”
“Tierra del Fuego?” she repeated to herself. She asked a businessman sitting next to her, “Do you know what this means?”
He looked at her with and odd expression, said “Literally, the ‘Land of Fire,” got up, and left.
‘Asuncion, Land of Fire’, what’s going on here?” she asked herself and then flipped over the note and read “Do what you can, with what you’ve got, where you are at. T. Roosevelt.”
“Good advice,” she thought, but first she wanted to know who she was and why she was in South America.
Tina found a wallet and a Russian Passport inside. The picture on the ID was hers alright and her name was listed as “Christina V. May.” She thought, “This doesn’t sound at all Russian” and began to wonder what was going on; the mysteries seemed to be mounting rather than unraveling.
She saw that her home listed as in Perm, a city between the Russian capital and Ekaterinburg which sits in the Ural Mountains. If she was Russian, then why was the note in English? Why was she thinking in English? Why was her name Anglo? Why couldn’t she remember anything?
Tina continued to look through her purse and found several credit cards, also in Tina May’s name and lots of cash in several denominations. US dollars made up the bulk of it, but there were Romanian Lei and Hungarian Forints as well. All paper, no coins
Looking through her plane ticketing folder she noted she had only bought a one-way ticket. So, she reasoned, if she was married to a Russian national, it appeared to be over. She dug deeper into the purse looking for a smart phone, hoping to mine it for information, but found nothing until she searched an inner zippered pouch and found one. Relieved, she tried to turn it on, but with no luck. The battery was missing. She looked back into the pouch for the battery, and found another note which said. “DO NOT USE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!!!”
Amazing, is this story finished?
Good job!!
@@JLuisdeArabia just some scribbling. I do have another story I need to get back to though...)) thank you reading and replying. I appreciate it very much.
awesome
absolutely beautiful
Magnifique
It makes me think of Beats Antique, gooood soundss
Gorgeous sample
Trevor Estrada Karunesh-Punjab an old Indian song.
Melhor som pra ouvir fumando um 🍁✌️
Thanks for upload! :D
little electronic, much heart, immense track
That's crazy amazing. wooow
Sweet! Peaceee
Oh my God what a masterpiece to keep on enjoying and have a Break for sadness, negative thoughts...
Love it 😍
Many of ur tracks are inspired from Indian music...
we love thisss
Hugo Kant also has a youtube channel btw
❤️💚💜
Geest musical
coolski
VERY GOOD TRACK :)
The sample in the beginning is of a Pubjabi folk song by Sonu Kakkar which sings about a daughter's seperation from her father on the day of her marriage ..i wonder whats the connection with Odisha(the province)..Oriya(the language) or Odissi(the classical dance)..,,🤔 Good music nonetheless
Can you tell me which Punjabi folk song it is exactly, if you please?
The infos i have is "Seema - Rabba (Wedding Song)"
Hugo Kant Its a folk song..so it sung at weddings..the one you are referring to is actually a pre wedding video which has used the song i mentioned above as the background track.Pre wedding videos are a big thing in India curre ntly and they use such catchy tunes to make them popular.You did a great job nonetheless Hugo.Keep up the good work.Love from India. 😃
Hugo Kant, Suveer Gaur
Thanks for the answers, guys - cheers!
The vocal sample is from a collection by Zero G called "Deepest India" :)
Karunesh-Punjab
i knew i'd listen to this voice before, thanks you!
Ott - Smoked Glass and Chrome :)
Can i buy physical CD , or is only digital ?
yes you can here : hugokant.bandcamp.com/album/out-of-time
thank you i've just done it , compliments for the music boss
🇦🇲❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳
What language is that ?
sounds indian, so most likely hindi but maybe one of their other languages.
One of the Indian languages, probably Hindi or something like that. That singing you hear has actually been used in other songs by other artists before.
theo meo These vocals are in 'punjabi' language.